
Sales and Go To Market Recruiter, India (Contract)
- India
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Partner with client teams to scale recruiting strategy to support continued growth
- Develop and execute innovative sourcing and recruiting strategies for India, and flex into the US/Canada as needed.
- Focus on building ready-later talent pools for frequently hired roles in our Sales organisation; hiring AE's, pre/post sales, XDR's, BDR's, solutions engineering, etc.
- Influence with data to drive continued process and strategy improvement
- Evaluate and evolve our hiring teams
- Consistently source, build, and deliver robust, diverse talent pipelines for ready-now and ready-later talent pools
- Attend and host meet-ups and events to tie into our ready later talent strategy
- Stay abreast of market trends in the technology industry
- Extend, negotiate, and successfully close candidates
- 8+ years of end-to-end recruitment experience in a sales organization
- Demonstrated ability to build strategic partnerships with business leaders
- Ability to coach best practices
- Always learning mindset, and a builder, owner mentality
- Experience of working in an internal recruiting organisation, in a high-growth tech company
- Experience with the Sales market and technology markets
- Proven experience with creative sourcing techniques beyond LinkedIn, with a strong marketing mindset
- Ability to articulate the Okta value proposition and story to candidates
- Experience partnering and influencing hiring managers throughout the recruiting cycle
- Successfully deliver on all deadlines and flawlessly execute in a very fast-paced environment
- English proficiency is required due to frequent cross-regional collaboration
- Proven track record of achievement and success
- Model the behaviours of a true team player and guardian of the Okta culture
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