Technical Recruiter — Software & Engineering Hiring (Full‑Time, Remote) full time

Job Type: Full‑Time (Remote) — 40 hours/week

Start: Immediate

Commitment: Long‑term

This fully remote role requires time tracking exclusively via Hubstaff (app.hubstaff.com).

Please apply only if you agree to Hubstaff as the sole tracking tool.

Include in your first line: “Hubstaff: OK”.

We are looking for a Technical Recruiter to build and run a structured hiring pipeline for software developers who will work across multiple systems and projects. You will source talent proactively, pre‑screen candidates with strong judgment, coordinate technical interviews, and keep a consistent, high‑signal recruiting process.

• Evaluation Phase (Trial): 2 months (paid, full‑time)
• After successful evaluation: compensation will be reviewed and adjusted based on quality of hires, process ownership, and output
• The evaluation phase is a mutual assessment. Strong performance may lead to an earlier compensation review.
• Proactively source developers through relevant channels and direct outreach
• Run structured pre‑screens (communication, seniority indicators, role fit)
• Coordinate technical interviews and keep the process moving end‑to‑end
• Review portfolios/repositories with a practical “signal vs. noise” lens
• Maintain a clean, transparent pipeline (status, notes, scorecards, feedback loops)
• Partner with the tech lead to refine role requirements and hiring criteria across projects
• Proven experience recruiting software developers / technical talent
• Solid understanding of APIs, backend fundamentals, and cloud concepts
• Strong judgment for identifying high‑quality technical profiles
• Excellent communication and organization (remote environment)
• High reliability and follow‑through
• Strong English communication (written and spoken)

Apply via Hubstaff Talent and include:

• CV or professional profile
• Short description of your recruiting approach (Sourcing → Screening → Shortlist)
• Your timezone and availability
• First line: “Hubstaff: OK”