Talent Acquisition Specialist (FTC - 12 months)
Bristol, GB • Permanent • Competitive
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Talent Acquisition Specialist (FTC - 12 months)

New Easy Apply
Bristol, GB On-site Permanent 19 Applications
Competitive
Full-time
Posted 03 Nov 2026
Expires 03 Dec 2026

Job description

We are seeking a Talent Acquisition Specialist (FTC - 12 months) to partner with hiring managers and business leaders to attract, assess, and hire highly skilled talent across all areas of the business, and deliver high-quality candidates in a competitive technology market.

The role requires an understanding of technical talent markets, proactive sourcing strategies, candidate relationship management, and data-driven recruitment.

Onsite presence across at least one of our sites (London, Paignton, Bristol) is required.

Responsibilities:

  • Manage assigned vacancies through the full recruitment lifecycle; from role intake, sourcing and initial screening through interviews, offer negotiation, and acceptance.

  • Partner with hiring managers to define job requirements, hiring priorities, and candidate profiles.

  • Coordinate interviews, manage candidate feedback, and maintain communication throughout the process.

  • Maintain accurate ATS records; track recruitment KPIs, including time-to-fill, sourcing effectiveness, interview conversion, offer acceptance, and quality of hire. Address blockers and recommend practical process improvements

  • Advise hiring managers on market conditions, talent availability, compensation expectations, and competing offers.

Requirements:

  • Experience in technical recruitment; recruiting for semiconductors, AI, GPU computing or hardware engineering.

  • Strong direct-sourcing, candidate-engagement and candidate-management skills.

  • Ability to understand technical job specifications and assess relevant candidate experience.

  • Excellent stakeholder management, negotiation, communication, and organisational skills.

  • Confident managing multiple vacancies and competing priorities in a fast-paced environment.

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