Senior Recruiter – AI / Machine Learning

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Senior Recruiter - AI / Machine Learning


We are a research-driven technology recruitment firm with a track-record for placing world-class Technologists and Mathematicians into some of the most prestigious Hedge Funds and Quantitative Trading Firms globally.


We’re looking for a Senior AI Recruiter to drive the expansion of our AI Practice. This is an opportunity for a seasoned recruiter with a demonstrable track record, strong business acumen, and the ambition to help build and scale an organisation. You’ll work directly with the Co-Founders to develop the infrastructure, strategy, and resources needed to grow this division.


What You’ll Bring

  • 2+ years of recruitment experience with a proven record of top performance
  • Ability to lead projects from inception to completion
  • Strong problem-solving skills and tech-savvy mindset
  • Fast learner with a drive for continuous improvement
  • Genuine interest in AI and emerging technologies


What’s on Offer

  • A team committed to building a best-in-class business - no compromises
  • Investment, infrastructure, and platform support for your growth
  • High visibility and autonomy to make a real impact
  • Transparent, open, and collaborative environment
  • Hybrid working model


If you’re ready to shape the future of recruitment with AI at its core, apply now or get in touch to learn more.

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