SOSi

Government

TalentAcquisitionSpecialist

$75–105k ~AI est. Reston, Virginia, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Talent Acquisition Specialist at SOSi. Skills: Talent Acquisition, Interpreter recruiting, Language services. Source interpreters. Build talent pipelines”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensure right voices show up; Deliver better, faster, smarter results

Industry & Context.

Government
Problems you'll solve

Solve sourcing challenges

Eligibility Requirements

Occasional travel

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2 to 4 years experience, Bachelor's degree, Proven ability to find talent, Comfort working across diverse communities

Nice to Have

Experience supporting high-volume hiring, Experience sourcing for rare languages, Fluency in another language

What You'll Do.

Build talent pipelines

Source for specialized languages

Assess language skills

Build trust with communities

Develop university partnerships

Connect with language communities

Expand reach into niche networks

Partner with hiring managers

Provide talent availability insight

Manage recruiting lifecycle

Ensure policy compliance

Keep processes organized

Position SOSi for growth

Track pipeline health

Track sourcing effectiveness

Track hiring progress

Refine sourcing approach

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with hiring managers

Communication Scope

Thoughtful screening conversations

Free ATS check

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