Talent Acquisition Partner

Lumentum
Towcester
1 week ago
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Work Arrangement:On-site

Contract Duration:Initial six-month contract with potential for long-term extensions

Start Date:ASAP

Company Overview

Lumentum is a global leader in high-tech research and development within the field of photonics innovation. Their cutting-edge products drive technological advancements that revolutionize connectivity, creation, and interaction across communications networks and laser sensing applications.

The company specializes in high-performance industrial lasers, which play a critical role in the precision manufacturing of products that demand the highest standards, including automobiles, solar cells, displays, and semiconductor chips.

The UK site, based in Caswell, Northamptonshire, serves as a key hub for advanced semiconductor chip manufacturing and other state-of-the-art photonic technologies.

Project Overview

As part of the continued expansion of UK operations, Lumentum is seeking an experiencedin-house recruiterto join their on-site recruitment team in Caswell. This role will be part of a small, dedicated team responsible for talent acquisition across a variety of niche roles.

Candidate Requirements

  • Extensive in-house recruitment experiencewith a focus on permanent hiring.
  • Proficiency in Workdayis essential.
  • Strong sourcing and search skills—experience using tools such as LinkedIn Recruiter is highly advantageous. A license will be provided.
  • A background in thesemiconductor industryis preferred, though astrong engineering recruitment backgroundis also suitable.
  • Ability to manage high-volume recruitment, handling multiple roles simultaneously.
  • Self-motivated, proactive, and independent, with the ability to drive recruitment processes efficiently.

Key Responsibilities

  • Proactively source and assess candidatesfrom various channels, ensuring alignment with the company’s business needs and culture.
  • Manage the end-to-end recruitment process, from initial search and screening to presenting qualified candidates to hiring managers.
  • Build and maintain strong relationshipswith key functional leaders and hiring managers to effectively address both immediate and future talent needs.
  • Develop and implement innovative recruitment strategiesto create and maintain a strong pipeline of qualified candidates.
  • Advise and support hiring managers, providing market insights and guidance on recruitment strategies, candidate expectations, and skill availability.
  • Ensure a seamless recruitment experiencefor both candidates and hiring managers, maintaining clear and effective communication throughout the process.

This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing organization and play a critical role in attracting top talent to a cutting-edge technology company.

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