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Overview:
East Metro
With a clear understanding of AmeriCorps and Ampact programs, the Recruiter will develop and implement a comprehensive talent acquisition strategy to successfully recruit AmeriCorps members who represent the diversity of the communities they serve. The Recruiter is responsible for full-cycle recruitment for their assigned AmeriCorps positions. Full-cycle recruitment includes: 1) recruitment planning and position management, 2) targeted sourcing activities that engage colleges, high schools, AmeriCorps service sites, current AmeriCorps members and alumni, job boards, community partnerships, and other sources 3) application screening and processing, 4) interviewing and selection including making site placement decisions, and 5) hiring and making offers to candidates to serve in AmeriCorps.
A successful Recruiter is action-oriented, outcomes focused, data informed, and believes in the mission of AmeriCorps and the power of national service. Experience in all or some of the following is desired: sales, recruitment marketing, talent acquisition and full-cycle recruitment, and the ability to achieve results in a fast paced, complex, and ever-changing environment are desired.
This position will observe confidentiality of all applicants, program, and organizational information.
Responsibilities:
Full-cycle recruitment: With direction from the Director of Talent Acquisition, Director of Programs, and Senior Manager, implement comprehensive full cycle member recruitment to successfully recruit quality, diverse AmeriCorps members, with the goal of filling all positions in designated geographic region by August Institute. Continually monitor talent acquisition metrics to gauge the success of recruitment tactics and strategies and adjust priorities as necessary.
Recruitment planning: Develop and execute local and regional recruitment plans that lead to applicants and successful member placements. Manage all assigned positions and ensure postings are visible across internal and external job boards.
Sourcing: Build healthy and diverse applicant pipelines to ensure sufficient applicant flow. Leverage sourcing and marketing tools to actively source applicants across primary sourcing channels (colleges, high schools, AmeriCorps service sites, AmeriCorps members and alumni, job boards, and community partnerships). Successfully nurture leads and use lead management tools to convert leads into applicants.
Screening: Use applicant tracking system (iCIMS) to effectively screen applicants for AmeriCorps eligibly and minimum qualifications. Conduct phone screen conversations to educate candidates about AmeriCorps service and determine minimum qualifications. Maintain applicant data integrity and process efficiency.
Interview and selection: Coordinate and conduct interviews to determine final site and program placements for AmeriCorps candidates. Ensure interview protocols are followed and make well informed selection decisions that result in quality site and program placements.
Hiring: Make verbal offers and communicate hiring decisions to key stakeholders
Develop Recruitment Partnerships: Develop sustainable partnerships with colleges, high schools, AmeriCorps service sites, and community organizations etc. to meet recruitment goals.
Build and maintain collaborative working relationships with assigned college(s). Activities may include but are not limited to conversations/information sessions with career centers, education department heads, student/cultural groups. Attend college career fairs and proactively nurture student relationships using various recruitment tools.
Seek out and build partnerships with local community organizations such as workforce centers, employment assistance organizations, and support agencies serving diverse populations to promote service opportunities. Throughout the year, attend events to promote assigned programs and positions.
Identify and develop partnerships with organizations and community groups that are led by or serve diverse communities with the goal of increasing the racial diversity of the applicant pool.
Track recruitment relationships and use data to inform partnership building efforts and priorities.
Be an Ambassador: Using recruitment marketing methods and in-house marketing tools, raise community awareness about AmeriCorps service by regularly engaging the community, presenting at events and career fairs, and facilitating word of mouth recruitment. Amplify marketing messages and campaigns by engaging community stakeholders, site partners, and AmeriCorps members
Team Support: Under the direction of the supervisor, provide additional support as required or needed to meet the goals of the team. Participate in team meetings; provide updates, and collaborate across roles ensure successful member recruitment and retention.
Qualifications:
Minimum Skills and Experience
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience preferred.
Minimum of 1 year experience with full-cycle recruitment in a high volume setting or similar.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills and attention to detail.
Experience in developing relationships in a variety of settings such as colleges/universities, Pre-K – 12 school settings, and nonprofit and community organizations.
Ability to effectively screen and interview candidates for entry level roles.
Demonstrated success developing and executing Talent Acquisition strategy and aligning work with key internal and external stakeholders.
Demonstrated ability to work independently and take initiative to achieve recruitment goals.
Fluency with technology and communication tools
Experience using data to make decision and establish priorities.
Self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and ability to grow and develop intercultural competence.
Experience working in partnership with communities of color and indigenous communities.
Commitment to supporting diverse perspectives, applicants, and enrolled members in our programs.
Ability to work effectively in collaboration with diverse groups of people.
Commitment to develop equity skills and cultural competence.
Ability to implement recruitment cycle in a 100% virtual environment (if needed).
Physical Requirements
Ampact is committed to compliance with the Minnesota Human Rights Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable accommodations as possible to enable employees to perform the essential function of their positions.
This position requires the ability to:
Travel locally and statewide as needed to attend meetings
Communicate effectively with people/groups in multiple settings within and outside the organization
Effectively utilize existing and emerging technology to achieve required results
Transporting of moderately heavy objects up to 25 pounds
EEOC:
Ampact will not discriminate for or against any AmeriCorps service member or applicant on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, gender, age, religion, sexual orientation, disability, gender identity or expression, political affiliation, marital or parental status, familial status, military service, or any other category protected by law. Reasonable accommodations provided upon request.
