Serval
Sourcer
San Francisco. Posted 6 months ago
The role
You will build and own the talent pipeline strategy for technical and non-technical functions. You will design sourcing initiatives and partner with hiring managers to identify and engage top talent.
What you will do
- Develop creative, multi-channel sourcing strategies across technical and non-technical functions.
- Partner with hiring managers to develop candidate profiles and map talent markets.
- Identify, research, and reach out to passive candidates through various channels.
- Work with recruiters and hiring managers to ensure pipeline quality.
- Select and integrate sourcing tools like Juicebox, LinkedIn Recruiter, and Wrangle.
- Track and report key pipeline metrics to improve processes.
- Stay updated on emerging sourcing tools, platforms, and best practices.
Required qualifications
- Sourcing experience in a fast-paced environment or B2B SaaS company.
- Success sourcing across both technical and non-technical roles.
- Comfort building pipelines for engineers, product managers, salespeople, and operators.
- Familiarity with engineering roles and tech stacks.
- Success building high-quality pipelines and engaging passive candidates.
- Ability to manage multiple searches simultaneously in fast-moving environments.
- Skilled at crafting outreach and building candidate relationships.
- Comfortable using data to assess pipeline health and refine approaches.
Nice to have
- Previous experience as an early sourcer at a startup or high-growth company.
- Hands-on experience with tools like Juicebox, LinkedIn Recruiter, or Wrangle.
- Experience building talent communities or passive candidate nurture programs.
Benefits
- Impact in shaping the success of the product and company.
- Growth through building a new AI product offering.
- Culture that values innovation, ownership, accountability, and fun.
About the company
Serval is an AI-native enterprise service management platform that automates work. Headquartered in San Francisco, it has raised $277 million from investors including Sequoia Capital and Redpoint Ventures.