Position: IT Recruiter
Company: Idalko
Experience required: 1y
Category: HR
English level: upper
Published: 2021-11-01T00:00:00+02:00

Required skills

Roses are red
Violets are blue.
If you’re a recruiter
Idalko needs you.


**What exactly we need from you:**

* English, English, English;

* Recruitment experience and understanding of the IT Recruitment specifics;

* Сreativity and self-reliance;

**As a plus:**

It would be really nice if
* you have experience/ knowledge of recruitment abroad
* you like board games
* you’ve seen Jira on the monitors of your colleagues

**We offer:**

I will not list the usual stuff that every IT company is offering, like limitless coffee and cookies.

**Here are our unique offerings:**

* flexibility
We use hourly tracking systems. You log time and receive remuneration base on the amount of time you’ve been working. And you have enormous flexibility — start, go for lunch, leave to handle the personal matters - practically any time you want. And if you need a day off — just mark it in the team calendar and you’re free to go. You are responsible for your own schedule and load, so you can plan the time totally on your own 

* traveling
To the international educational events and other offices of Idalko.

* learning
You know some really nice course/ conference/ workshop that will help you grow — tell and we’ll support you.

* health insurance
You know how it works, but it’s better if you’d not use it after all.

* community
Our company is multinational, even our team in Lviv has people from all over Ukraine. And all of them are really cool people. Come and see it for yourself!



**Project description**

Idalko is an Atlassian Platinum Solution Partner in Belgium, Ukraine, and France. It means, that we work very closely with Jira, Confluence and other Atlassian tools. Our software engineers develop in Java, Scala, Groovy and React.
Our company is dynamically growing and believe me when I say it because we have a hell of a lot of vacancies to close. And not just in Ukraine.