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Executive Recruiter

Executive Recruiters specialize in identifying, attracting, and placing senior leaders and critical talent—typically C-suite, VP, and director-level positions—for their clients' organizations. The work involves managing the full recruitment lifecycle from initial sourcing and candidate screening through negotiations and placement, using industry networks, research tools, and stakeholder consultation to understand client needs and build talent pipelines. The role suits individuals with strong relationship-building skills, deep knowledge of executive talent markets, and the ability to balance competing priorities across multiple searches simultaneously.

Open Executive Recruiter roles (3)

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Executive Recruiter

The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America

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Tyson Foods

Senior Partner Executive Recruiter

Tyson Foods

Full-time · Springdale, AR

This role is for an experienced executive recruiter who will manage the full lifecycle of recruiting senior leadership and critical talent for a large food production company. It suits someone with deep executive search experience who enjoys strategic workforce planning, stakeholder consultation, and building long-term talent pipelines.

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Executive Recruiter

Crusoe

Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $255,000 – $275,000

Crusoe seeks an experienced executive recruiter to build their leadership team as they scale from innovator to market leader. This role involves owning end-to-end searches for C-suite and VP positions across all business functions in their AI infrastructure company.

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