Love what you do at KineticoKinetico believes in treating its employees with respect. They play a vital role in enabling our innovation, growth and success. We strive to provide them with opportunities to grow in a motivating environment. To view positions currently available at Kinetico, click the button below.Job Description:The Talent Recruiter – International delivers end‑to‑end recruitment across multiple European countries, operating in competitive and diverse labor markets. The role balances speed, quality, and inclusivity while ensuring a consistent and positive candidate experience, managing multiple stakeholders and requisitions, and adapting recruitment practices to local regulations while remaining aligned with regional and general standards. In addition to supporting European hiring needs, the role actively contributes to global talent acquisition initiatives, helping to strengthen scalable processes, employer branding,



and recruitment capabilities across the organization.Key Areas of Responsibility:Recruitment Strategy & Business Partnership (Europe)Partners with hiring managers and HR stakeholders across Europe to understand role requirements, skills, and workforce needs.Conducts intake meetings to define selection criteria and develop effective hiring plans aligned with regional priorities.Provides guidance on recruitment best practices, market insights, and talent availability across European labor markets.Supports short‑ and mid‑term workforce planning for the European organization.Proactive Sourcing & Talent PipelinesProactively sources candidates through targeted outreach, professional networks, job boards, and direct sourcing activities.Builds and maintains sustainable talent pipelines for current and future European hiring needs.Identifies and engages passive candidates for critical and hard‑to‑fill roles.Adapts sourcing strategies to local market conditions while maintaining consistency across the region.Screening, Selection & Interview Managem

📌 Talent Recruiter (España)
🏢 Kinetico
📍 España