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PayPal

Runs a digital wallet for online payments

Senior Manager, Engineering Recruiting - Talent Acquisition

Technical RecruitingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor’s degree and 8 or more years of relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Substantial experience in technical recruiting, including direct people leadership and responsibility for hiring across multiple Engineering teams.
  • A strong record of developing recruiters, managing performance, and building teams that deliver consistent results.
  • Experience recruiting across a range of engineering disciplines and levels, including senior and specialized technical positions.
  • The ability to earn credibility with senior Engineering leaders, influence decisions, and navigate competing priorities.
  • Strong judgment in assessing search progress, diagnosing problems, and deciding when to intervene or escalate.
  • Experience using recruiting data and talent market insights to guide decisions and communicate realistic expectations.
  • Clear, direct communication and the ability to make complex hiring issues understandable and actionable.
  • A commitment to fair, consistent assessment and a thoughtful experience for every candidate.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and develop the team by setting clear expectations, providing regular coaching and feedback, holding recruiters accountable for search quality, stakeholder partnership, candidate experience, and results, and building their ability to advise hiring managers and independently manage challenging searches.
  • Own recruiting delivery for the Engineering portfolio by translating approved hiring plans into recruiting priorities, allocating team capacity based on role complexity and business needs, and adjusting plans as priorities change.
  • Advise Engineering leaders and hiring managers, bringing market insight and recruiting data to discussions about talent availability, role requirements, location, compensation, and hiring timelines; challenge assumptions and recommend practical tradeoffs.
  • Guide technical search strategy by helping recruiters and sourcing partners develop targeted approaches for specialized and difficult-to-fill roles and ensuring searches reflect the skills, experience, and scope each team needs.
  • Strengthen hiring decisions by partnering with hiring managers to define clear role requirements, establish consistent evaluation criteria, prepare interview teams to assess candidates effectively, and address unclear expectations or conflicting feedback that slows decisions.
  • Use recruiting data to review pipeline health, conversion rates, time in stage, offer acceptance, and recruiter capacity; identify causes of hiring challenges and take focused action with appropriate partners.
  • Support candidate engagement and closing by coaching recruiters on communicating the opportunity, understanding candidate motivations, and building thoughtful closing strategies, and engage directly when leadership involvement can help advance a critical search.
  • Improve team operations by addressing recurring portfolio issues and partnering with Recruiting Operations, People Business Partners, Compensation, and recruiting leadership on improvements requiring broader coordination.
  • Lead large and complex, high-visibility cross-functional and cross-organizational recruiting projects and programs.
  • Design, evaluate, and select process and service improvements based on business needs and industry trends.
  • Develop new procedures, processes, and standards for Talent Acquisition to improve operating effectiveness, candidate experience, and recruiting efficiency.
  • Identify and resolve significant, unique problems through conceptual and creative thinking, developing solutions with broad business impact and appropriately challenging the status quo.
  • Use external trends and evolving practices to guide decisions and recommend how trends may be operationalized.
  • Serve as a key advisor and influencer of overall Talent Acquisition strategy, with strong influence on how PayPal identifies and invests in its talent pipeline.
  • Proactively identify and participate in resolving complex problems affecting the direction of PayPal’s talent pipeline and candidate experience.
  • Develop and deliver strategies that benefit hiring managers.
  • Lead major projects that impact Talent Acquisition or the assigned business unit.
  • Collaborate with customers, peers, account leaders, and internal and external partners.

About the Company

PayPal

Runs a digital wallet for online payments

PayPal runs a digital wallet and checkout button that let people pay online stores and send money to friends and family, and merchants of every size add it to their websites and apps. Its peer-to-peer app Venmo became one of the most common ways for Americans to split bills and pay each other back. Shoppers link a bank account, card or balance once and then pay without retyping details, while PayPal charges merchants a fee on each sale and also earns from currency conversion, consumer loans and interest on customer balances. The company was founded in 1998, was owned by eBay from 2002 until a 2015 spin-off, and is based in San Jose, California.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Jose, CA
Founded
1998

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