Entry Level Recruiter Jobs

185 jobs

Trainee agency desks, recruiting coordinator, and sourcer roles for people starting a recruiting career.

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Job Listings

24 Seven Talent logo

Client Success Associate

3d ago
Campbell, CA$65,000 – $80,000 / yr
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
JM Search logo

Research Analyst - Financial Officers

6d ago
Remote
Professional Services
full-time
Remote
Agency
Phaidon International logo

Recruitment Consultant June, July, August Start Date

6d ago
Singapore, Singapore
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Phaidon International logo

Recruitment Intern

6d ago
Singapore, Singapore
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Heidrick & Struggles logo

Executive Search Analyst, Social Impact

1w ago
Washington, DC
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Robert Walters logo

Researcher (Associate Recruiter, Financial Services)

1w ago
City Of London
Financial Services
full-time
Agency
Heidrick & Struggles logo

Analyst

1w ago
Tokyo
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Heidrick & Struggles logo

Analyst

1w ago
Tokyo
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Staffmark logo

IHT Recruiting Specialist

1w ago
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Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Robert Half logo

Sr Associate (Finance & Accounting - Permanent Placement)

1w ago
Winnipeg, Canada
Financial Services
full-time
Agency
Heidrick & Struggles logo

Analyst

1w ago
Tokyo
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Spencer Stuart logo

Associate, Private Equity (Healthcare)

1w ago
New York, NY$100,000 – $130,000 / yr
Healthcare & Life Sciences
full-time
Agency
Kforce Inc logo

Talent Associate

1w ago
Virginia-Mclean
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Stevenson Search Partners logo

Research Associate

1w ago
Healthcare & Life Sciences
full-time
Agency
Dore Partnership logo

Technology Associate

1w ago
New York, NY$75,000 – $80,000 / yr
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Korn Ferry logo

Project Coordinator, Executive Search

1w ago
Remote
Professional Services
full-time
Remote
Agency
Korn Ferry logo

Contract Recruitment Coordinator (EST or CST, 6+ month contract)

1w ago
Remote
Professional Services
full-time
Remote
Agency
Korn Ferry logo

Research Analyst

1w ago
New York, NY
Healthcare & Life Sciences
full-time
Agency
Korn Ferry logo

Associate Recruiter - Onsite Blumenau

1w ago
Blumenau, Santa Catarina, Brazil
Industrial
full-time
Agency
Korn Ferry logo

Associate, Technology

1w ago
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Technology
full-time
Agency
Korn Ferry logo

Recruitment Coordinator - (Hybrid in Houston, TX, Fort Worth, TX or John's Creek, GA )

1w ago
Atlanta, GA
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Korn Ferry logo

Client Engagement Associate – Rewards Data (Graduate | 6‑month FTC)

1w ago
Brussels, Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Heidrick & Struggles logo

Analyst

1w ago
Tokyo
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Heidrick & Struggles logo

Executive Search Associate

2w ago
Chicago, IL
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Heidrick & Struggles logo

Analyst

2w ago
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Professional Services
full-time
Agency

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a recruiter job with no experience?
Yes. Recruiting is one of the few well-paid professional careers that consistently hires people with no direct experience. Staffing agencies are the most common entry point: they run structured training programs and care more about drive, resilience, and communication skills than your CV. Sales, retail, hospitality, customer service, teaching, and sports backgrounds all translate well because the job is fundamentally about talking to people, handling rejection, and managing a pipeline. In-house entry routes exist too, usually through recruiting coordinator or sourcer roles that focus on scheduling, candidate research, and ATS administration before you graduate to full-cycle recruiting.
What do entry-level recruiter jobs pay?
Pay varies by market, sector, and whether the role is agency or in-house. Agency roles typically combine a modest base salary with commission, which means total earnings depend heavily on performance; strong first-year agency recruiters can out-earn their corporate peers, while slower starters earn close to base. In-house coordinator and sourcer roles pay a flat salary with less variance. Many listings on this page include posted salary ranges, which is the most reliable way to benchmark what employers are paying right now for junior recruiting talent in your market.
What is the difference between a sourcer, a coordinator, and a recruiter?
A recruiting coordinator owns logistics: interview scheduling, candidate communication, ATS hygiene, and offer paperwork. A sourcer owns the top of the funnel: finding candidates through LinkedIn, Boolean search, and outreach, then handing warm prospects to a recruiter. A recruiter owns the full cycle: intake with the hiring manager, sourcing or reviewing applicants, screening, managing interviews, and closing offers. Most entry-level openings are coordinator or sourcer roles at larger companies, while agencies typically hire straight into a full-desk recruiter seat with training. All three are legitimate first steps, and the coordinator-to-recruiter path usually takes one to two years.
What should I learn before applying for my first recruiting job?
Three things make a junior application stand out. First, basic Boolean search: being able to write a LinkedIn search string that combines job titles, skills, and locations shows you understand the core craft. Second, familiarity with at least one applicant tracking system; Greenhouse, Lever, and iCIMS all have public demo material you can study. Third, written communication: recruiters live in outreach messages, interview summaries, and hiring manager updates, so a tight, typo-free application carries unusual weight in this field. If you can also speak to why recruiting specifically (not just 'I like people'), you will be ahead of most of the applicant pool.