Overview
The Director of Talent will build and scale the Ad Hoc talent acquisition process across multiple programs and teams, with specific focus paid to the direction and trajectory of the company as a whole. This individual is a key member of the Ad Hoc leadership team; they will serve as the Ad Hoc brand ambassador to prospective candidates, shepherd of the talent pipeline, and primary authority on candidate markets, both in the depth of pool and in the financial requirements for prospective employees.
Candidates should also have experience in leading and scaling internal talent management teams, establishing talent retention programs, as well as managing employee relations.
A successful candidate will have strong EQ and a proven track record of influencing key decisions both with candidates, managers, and employees.
Responsibilities:
- Set an overall vision for talent acquisition and retention that aligns with company core values;
- Build a talent acquisition strategy that attracts a diverse pool of top level talent;
- Manage the full lifecycle of talent acquisition to ensure positions are sourced in a timely manner and that all candidates have a positive experience;
- Use social media to develop and manage the Ad Hoc brand as a deeply desired employment prospect;
- Develop and maintain a deep and responsive network within the agile software development and user-centered design markets, allowing Ad Hoc to source a diverse set of high quality candidates on short notice;
- Work with senior managers to identify and source vacancies in creative ways;
- Manage a team of contract recruiters and departmental budget reports.
REQUIREMENTS
A proven ability to:
- Attract and retain software development, design, and UX candidates
- Source candidates outside of the major job boards
- Communicate proactively and effectively with multiple program managers who have competing hiring needs
- Manage and deliver frequent reports to hiring managers regarding status of hiring and prioritizations.
- Prepare and oversee departmental budgets.
- Manage recruiting team members.
Desired Experience
- Demonstrated success in building a talent acquisition pipeline
- Demonstrated success in establishing a talent acquisition strategy for a large program
- Demonstrated success in managing small business (50-100) people operations
- Developing talent retention programs
BENEFITS
- Company-subsidized health, dental, and vision insurance for the employee
- Vanguard 401K plan
- 20 days of PTO
- Continuing education benefits
- Annual conference attendance benefit
About Ad Hoc
Ad Hoc is a small software engineering company that came out of the successful effort to rescue HealthCare.gov after its disastrous initial launch.
Ad Hoc is focused on delivering and operating fast, stable, and well-designed services on behalf of U.S. federal and state government that enables agencies to provide transactional and informational services to consumers. We do this by bringing people from startups and successful private sector technology companies to these problems, collaborating closely with government partners to deliver software that actually works.
Following the initial launch of HealthCare.gov in 2013, the White House assembled a team of top technology talent from outside of government, to assess what was wrong and come up with a plan to fix it.
Greg and Paul, Ad Hoc's cofounders and principals, were part of that original group, known as the ad hoc team, that went in and worked along side those who had built HealthCare.gov.
Through their expert leadership and effort, they stablized the site and ensured that millions of Americans were able to get affordable health coverage. Read more on the rescue of HealthCare.gov.
Ad Hoc is based in Washington, DC, but we are a remote-first company, and have people working all over the USA (Chicago, Providence, Portland, ME, Massachusetts, Seattle, San Francisco).
We're inviting applicants with diverse backgrounds to join and help lead our team.
We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package.