Full-Time

Senior Talent Acquisition Partner

Updated on 9/4/2026

Sony

Sony

10,001+ employees

Global electronics and entertainment company

Compensation Overview

$73.8k - $105.4k/yr

New York, NY, USA

Hybrid

Four days in the New York office are required each week, Monday through Thursday.

Category
People & HR (1)
Required Skills
Applicant Tracking Software (ATS)
Workday HRIS
Computer Networking

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Requirements
  • The candidate must have at least 5 years of full-cycle recruiting experience, preferably in an in-house corporate environment.
  • The candidate must have demonstrated success recruiting across multiple business functions and organizational levels.
  • The candidate must have experience recruiting executive, senior leadership, and highly specialized positions.
  • The candidate must have experience owning multiple complex and confidential searches simultaneously.
  • The candidate must take a strong consultative approach and be able to partner with senior stakeholders at the Vice President level and above, push back, set expectations, and influence hiring decisions.
  • The candidate must have advanced sourcing expertise using LinkedIn Recruiter, talent mapping, networking, and executive search techniques.
  • The candidate must have experience using an Applicant Tracking System, preferably Workday.
  • The candidate must be able to communicate, present, negotiate, and manage stakeholders effectively.
  • The candidate must have experience recruiting across the United States, Canada, and Latin America, with knowledge of regional labor markets, employment practices, and cross-border recruiting.
  • The candidate must be fluent in English and Spanish.
  • The candidate must be authorized to work in the United States.
  • The candidate must be able to work a 7.5-hour business workday, with occasional evening or extended hours as needed to support business needs.
  • The candidate must be able to work in the New York office four days per week, Monday through Thursday.
  • Some travel is required.
Responsibilities
  • Own full-cycle recruitment for positions across all business functions, from intake through offer acceptance.
  • Partner directly with C-suite executives, Vice Presidents, Directors, People Experience Business Partners, and business leaders to understand organizational priorities, workforce planning needs, and hiring strategies.
  • Own complex, confidential, and business-critical searches across multiple functions and organizational levels.
  • Recruit positions ranging from individual contributors to executive leadership across Finance, Human Resources, Legal, Information Technology, Marketing, Creative, Administration, Operations, Copyright, Business Affairs, and other corporate functions.
  • Serve as a trusted talent advisor by providing market intelligence, compensation insights, talent mapping, competitive hiring trends, and strategic recruiting recommendations.
  • Develop innovative sourcing strategies to identify and engage high-quality active and passive talent.
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with executive leaders, hiring managers, and external talent networks.
  • Facilitate hiring strategy meetings and advise interview teams on best practices, candidate evaluation, and selection.
  • Build and maintain proactive talent pipelines for current and future organizational needs.
  • Drive an exceptional candidate and hiring manager experience throughout the recruitment process.
  • Support Talent Acquisition and People Experience initiatives, including employer branding, workforce planning, process optimization, recruiting technology, reporting, and other strategic projects.
Desired Qualifications
  • In-house corporate recruiting experience.
  • Experience using Workday as an Applicant Tracking System.

Sony creates and sells consumer electronics and entertainment products for a global audience. Its roots go from a Tokyo repair shop to a multinational company after adopting transistor technology and launching Japan’s first transistor radio, the TR-55, in 1955, and rebranding to Sony in 1958 to reach a broader market. Sony’s product lineup blends hardware and media experiences for everyday use, with a focus on reliable quality and recognizable brands. The company expanded internationally, becoming the first Japanese company listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1961, signaling its global ambitions. Compared with many peers, Sony combines a long history of electronics innovation with a broad entertainment footprint and a track record of global growth, giving it a wider scope than firms that focus on a single product category. Its goal is to be a leading worldwide provider of electronics and entertainment experiences that people trust and enjoy.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Tokyo, Japan

Founded

1946

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What believers are saying

  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day delivered $360 million domestic and $932 million global opening weekend.
  • Sony and TSMC announced a $4.7 billion image-sensor venture in August 2026.
  • Sony’s digital game revenue dwarfed physical sales in July 2026, supporting margins and pricing power.

What critics are saying

  • Sony faces the 2026 UK PlayStation Store class action over allegedly excessive digital pricing.
  • Sony Pictures cut several hundred jobs in April 2026, signaling operational strain and restructuring.
  • Ending PlayStation disc production in 2028 risks backlash, piracy accusations, and permanent collector alienation.

What makes Sony unique

  • Sony’s PlayStation and film franchises create cross-media hits like Spider-Man: Brand New Day, 2026.
  • Sony Semiconductor Solutions anchors premium image sensors, reinforced by the 2026 TSMC joint venture.
  • Sony BRAVIA and professional displays pair hardware, software, and entertainment better than commodity rivals.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Mental Health Support

Fertility Treatment Support

Parental Leave

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Flexible Work Hours

Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

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1 year growth

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