Harnham
Experienced Recruitment Consultant
San Francisco
Sponsorship not specified$60k-$80kDetected 21 days ago
Mentoring
About the role
- Source and headhunt top-tier candidates through search, outreach, and referrals.
- If you're an experienced recruiter looking to make a move into a high-growth, high-impact market, apply now or get in touch for a confidential chat.
Responsibilities
- As a Recruitment Consultant in our San Francisco office, you'll: Build and manage relationships with clients and candidates across data, analytics, and AI markets.
- Develop new business opportunities and manage your own client portfolio.
- Advise clients with market insight and deliver a high-quality recruitment service from brief to placement.
- Build and manage relationships with clients and candidates across data, analytics, and AI markets.
Compensation
- $60,000 - $80,000 base plus uncapped commission and annual bonus (Salary dependent on experience; we're open to candidates at a range of levels.) Build Your Career in the Heart of Tech Innovation Harnham is the global leader in data and analytics recruitment.
- For nearly two decades, we've supported some of the world's most innovative companies in hiring the talent that drives transformation through data, AI, and analytics.
- We're now expanding our presence in San Francisco and looking for experienced recruiters ready to take their next step in one of the most exciting and in-demand markets out there.
- Earning Potential - Base salary plus uncapped commission (up to 30%) and generous annual bonus.
- In-Demand Market - Work exclusively within data, AI, and analytics recruitment, a space with massive growth and client demand.
- Global Reputation - With offices in the US, UK, and EU, we're a trusted partner to clients and candidates alike.
Benefits
- Supportive Culture - Enjoy a collaborative environment, team incentives, wellbeing perks, and early Friday finishes.
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