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Recruiter Jobs in the United States

Technical Recruiter

San FranciscoOn-site$150k–$225k USD3 hours ago
Workplace Type
Onsite
Location
San Francisco

About the Role

Join an early-stage applied AI company as one of its first recruiting hires. You will own full-cycle hiring for technical teams and partner directly with founders to establish a strong recruiting function.

What You'll Do

  • Lead full-cycle recruiting for software engineering, infrastructure, applied AI, and product engineering roles.

  • Build outbound sourcing pipelines for technical candidates from AI labs, quant firms, and high-growth startups.

  • Partner with founders on hiring strategy, role calibration, interview design, and candidate closing.

  • Create a thoughtful, efficient candidate experience.

  • Develop recruiting systems, workflows, templates, and talent market maps.

What We're Looking For

  • Two to eight years of technical recruiting experience, including work in a startup or boutique agency environment.

  • A record of sourcing, engaging, and closing engineering candidates in competitive markets, including hard-to-close senior, founding, or infrastructure talent.

  • Experience building outbound sourcing pipelines and partnering directly with founders, executives, or senior hiring managers.

  • Strong understanding of software engineering, infrastructure, full-stack, and applied AI roles.

  • Comfort working at startup pace, with experience beyond corporate-only recruiting.

  • A bachelor's degree from a US university, and a track record of reasonable tenure in recent roles.

  • Connections across engineering, AI, startup, university, or quant communities are useful.

Compensation & Benefits

Base salary: $150,000 to $225,000 annually. Visa sponsorship is available.

Location

On-site in San Francisco, California.

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Recruiter Jobs in the United States

Browse recruiter jobs in the united states, sourced directly from company career pages and updated daily. Recent openings come from Brex, JPMorgan Chase, Equus and others. Listings that show pay range from $57,000 to $249,000 a year. As a recruiter, you play a crucial role in finding the right talent to drive a company's success. From sourcing candidates to conducting interviews and negotiating offers, recruiters are integral to the hiring process. In today's competitive job market, recruiters need to stay updated on the latest trends, tools, and techniques in talent acquisition. Key skills for recruiters include strong communication, organizational skills, and familiarity with applicant tracking systems.

Hiring snapshot

Based on the 50 most recent recruiter listings

50
listings analysed
$140,000
median listed pay
20%
remote

Where the openings are

  • San Francisco, CA8
  • Plano, TX5
  • New York City, NY4
  • Chicago, IL3
  • Los Angeles, CA3
  • Wauwatosa, WI3

Listed pay

30 listings show a salary

$57,000–$249,000
range
$140,000
median
~$67/hr
hourly

Work arrangement

76% on-site4% hybrid20% remote

69% full-time · 10% intern · 10% part-time

Experience level

52% senior level43% entry level4% executive

Common job titles

  • Recruiter · 11
  • Technical Recruiter · 3
  • Senior Recruiter · 2
  • GTM Recruiter · 2
  • Associate Recruiter · 2

Typical Salary

Roughly $50,000–$90,000 in the US, with agency/technical recruiters often earning commission on top that can push total compensation higher.

Required Skills

Sourcing techniquesInterviewing and screeningATS tools (Greenhouse, Lever)NegotiationBuilding candidate pipelinesReading a role’s real requirements vs. the job description

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