Position: Recruiter for American Company
Company: Pharmbills
Experience required: 1y
English level: upper

The role is based out of Ukraine, with the requirement to work in a hybrid office concept, balancing remote work and in-office time.

What you’ll need

- 1+ years’ experience in recruitment (preferably, but not mandatory)
- Strong command of English (upper-intermediate/B2 level).
- Fluency in Ukrainian, Russian.
- Excellent communications skills
- Project management skills will be an advantage.
- Experience with CRMs and psychometric assessment tools will be an advantage.
- Stress Tolerance: functions well in a high-paced and, at times, stressful environment.
- Emotional Intelligence: has a keen awareness of self and others; manages conflict and interpersonal issues effectively.
- Tech savvy: ability to quickly learn new technologies; proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.

Who you are

- Curious: You’re intellectually curious. You ask questions and relentlessly pursue “the why”.
- Fast to action: You make decisions with boldness and confidence, even when faced with uncertainty.
- Excellent communicator: You keep your communication clear and simple. You listen to understand, and you confirm understanding.
- Sociable and fun: Working with others energizes you, and you thrive on building connections.
- Resilient: You like a challenge, can switch gears when you need to, and you don’t give up when the going gets tough.
What’s in it for you

The competitive compensation package, with bonus opportunities based on achievement of KPIs.

- Full medical insurance, extensive PTO policy, and flexible work practices.
- Take advantage of educational opportunities to keep updated with industry changes.
- Opportunity to join a fun, passionate, and driven team.
- Opportunity to work closely with international clients, learn new things and grow your career in recruitment.
- Diversify your recruitment portfolio with the potential for transfer to Talent Acquisition.
- The chance to influence the lives of young Ukrainians as they enter the workforce.