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The Engineering Sourcer will identify and engage top technical talent for various engineering roles within the defense and aerospace sectors. Responsibilities include building candidate pipelines, conducting initial screenings, and partnering with hiring managers to meet recruitment goals.
Job Title: Engineering Sourcer
Department: Human Resources
Reports To: Talent Acquisition Manager
Classification: Part-Time Contract
Duration: 3-6 Months (Potential to Extend or Convert)
Clearance: Able to Obtain
Location: Remote
As we continue to grow, we are seeking an experienced Engineering Sourcer to help identify and engage top technical talent supporting our engineering department. This role is ideal for someone who understands the cleared hiring landscape and has experience sourcing highly specialized engineering candidates within the defense, aerospace, or government contracting industries.
This position is expected to support approximately 20 hours per week for an initial 3-6 month period. Based on business needs and performance, there may be opportunities for contract extension or conversion to a full-time role.
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