Halter
Graduate Talent Partner - Customer
Auckland. Posted 2 months ago
The role
You will manage full-cycle recruitment for customer teams including Customer Support, Customer Onboarding and Fleet. You will build talent pipelines and partner with hiring managers to support global scaling.
What you will do
- Manage full-cycle recruitment for roles across regions and functions
- Build and maintain strong candidate pipelines
- Work closely with hiring managers to understand role requirements and team goals
- Provide guidance on hiring processes to managers
- Deliver a consistent candidate experience
- Maintain ATS and recruitment workflows
- Track and share key metrics like time-to-fill and pipeline progress
- Support initiatives around internal mobility, diversity, and employer branding
- Improve recruitment processes and tools
- Handle additional responsibilities as needed in a fast-moving environment
Required qualifications
- 3+ years in talent acquisition
- Proven experience building and scaling high-performing teams across multiple region
- Demonstrated success working in a fast-paced, high-volume hiring environment
- Deep knowledge of sourcing techniques and channels
- Strong reporting and data skills
- Familiarity with employment laws, immigration requirements, and compliance across New Zealand
- High emotional intelligence
- Excellent communication skills
Nice to have
- Experience in high-growth or global tech environments
- Experience working across high-volume recruitment
- Familiarity with compliance in Australia
Benefits
- Remuneration package made up of salary, benefits and an employee stock ownership plan
- Southern Cross Health Insurance
- Annual $1000 self-development budget
- 6 months of fully paid parental leave for primary caregivers
- 4 weeks of fully paid secondary caregiver leave
- Wellness leave
- Unlimited paid annual leave
About the company
Halter enables farmers and graziers to run productive and sustainable operations. The company is backed by Tier 1 investors including Founders Fund and Blackbird.