Talent Acquisition Associate

About the firm :

Sikich is a global company specializing in Accounting, Advisory, and Technical professional services. With employees across the globe, Sikich ranks as one of the largest professional services companies in the United States. Our comprehensive skillsets, obtained over decades of experience as entrepreneurs, business owners and industry innovators, allow us to provide insights and transformative strategies to help strengthen every dimension of our clients’ businesses.

Position Summary :

Sikich is seeking a Talent Acquisition Associate with 0-3 years of experience to join our growing team. In this entry-level role, you will assist in sourcing, screening, and hiring top talent for various positions while contributing to the overall success of recruitment processes.

Primary Job Responsibilities :

• Utilize job boards, social media, and other platforms to source potential candidates.
• Review applications and resumes to identify qualified candidates.
• Conduct initial phone screenings to assess candidates' qualifications and cultural fit.
• Communicate with candidates to schedule interviews and provide updates on their application status.
• Assist with drafting job descriptions and posting job advertisements.
• Maintain and update candidate databases and Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS).
• Coordinate and support interview scheduling between candidates and hiring managers.
• Support efforts to promote the company’s culture and values through social media and recruitment campaigns.
• Assist in organizing recruitment events, such as recruitment drive or campus hiring initiatives.
• Ensure proper documentation and compliance with hiring policies.

Requirements for Successful Candidate :

Benefits of being a part of the team :

Family Health Insurance including parents

Life & Accident Insurance

Maternity / paternity leave

Performance-based incentives

Referral Bonus program

Exam Fee Reimbursement Policy

Indian festival holidays

5 days working week

Meals facility

Doctor's consultation