Atwellgroup The Talent Acquisition Partner at Atwellgroup manages the talent acquisition lifecycle and partners with hiring leaders to make informed hiring decisions. This role includes candidate sourcing, assessment, and providing market insights.
Responsibilities
Partner closely with Directors and Vice Presidents to understand hiring needs
Support early career hiring and represent NEI at career fairs
Lead requisition intake meetings, role calibration, and interview design
Provide guidance to hiring partners throughout the hiring process
Synthesize interview feedback and facilitate data-driven hiring decisions
Own candidate sourcing, outreach, screening, and qualification decisions
Conduct high-quality screening conversations aligned to role requirements
Apply market insight to advise hiring leaders on feasibility and expectations
Document assessment outcomes, recommendations, and decision rationale
Partner with Talent Acquisition Coordinator to ensure candidate experience
Maintain consultative relationships with hiring leaders
Set expectations, provide updates, and manage alignment throughout the process
Qualification
EducationExperienceStrong judgement evaluating talentExperience facilitating intake meetingsComfortable assessing “must-haves vs
Required
Education: Bachelor's degree in human resources or business-related field is preferred but is not required.
Experience: 1 - 4 years of sourcing or recruiting experience is required.
Demonstrated experience partnering with hiring leaders in a consultative, advisory capacity, not solely transactional recruiting.
Proven ability to translate business needs into clear talent profiles, balancing technical requirements, team dynamics, and market realities.
Strong judgement evaluating talent, synthesizing interview feedback, and guiding hiring leaders to informed decisions.
Experience facilitating intake meetings, interview debriefs, and calibration discussions with hiring stakeholders.
Deep understanding of the candidate market, sourcing strategies, and Boolean search strings.
Comfortable assessing “must-haves vs. Nice-to-haves" and advising leaders when adjustments are needed.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to influence without authority.
Strong interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence; capable of building trust with candidates, hiring leaders, and cross-functional partners.
Ability to deliver candid feedback and push back professionally when needed to protect quality, process, or candidate experience.
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis
Preferred
Bachelor's degree in human resources or business-related field