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specialist, talent sourcing, enterprise
Hyderabad, Telangana
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Talent Acquisition Specialist- Sourcer
Remote$22.75 – $27 / hr
Healthcare & Life Sciences
full-time
Remote
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Sourcing Recruiter, TPS
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14341 – Outbound Sourcer (Remote | LATAM)
Remote
Technology
full-time
Remote
Agency
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Hyderabad, Telangana
Mid-Level
Talent Acquisition
Professional Services
full-time
Posted Jun 6, 2026
About the Company
Randstad is a global leader in the HR services industry, helping people find rewarding jobs and supporting their career development. The company emphasizes a learning culture and values its employees, encouraging personal and professional growth.
Responsibilities
- Support screening and interviews of blue-collar candidates.
- Partner with recruiters and hiring managers to understand hiring needs.
- Build and maintain a network of potential candidates.
- Conduct market research to identify talent trends.
- Identify and research potential candidates through various sourcing methods.
- Develop and maintain relationships with blue-collar candidates.
- Prepare an ideal candidate slate within a consistent timeline.
Skills & Tools
Candidate Sourcing
Market Research
Relationship Management
Additional Information
Candidates are encouraged to apply directly for the role.
specialist, talent sourcing, enterprise
Hyderabad, Telangana
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
Talent Acquisition Specialist- Sourcer
Remote$22.75 – $27 / hr
Healthcare & Life Sciences
full-time
Remote
Agency
Sourcing Recruiter, TPS
Apply Now For This Job
Professional Services
full-time
Agency
14341 – Outbound Sourcer (Remote | LATAM)
Remote
Technology
full-time
Remote
Agency
You viewed 4 out of 29 Recruiter jobs
Page 2 of 2
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What does a talent sourcer do?
A talent sourcer owns the top of the recruiting funnel. Instead of managing a full hiring process, sourcers spend their time finding people: writing Boolean search strings, mining LinkedIn and niche communities, mapping target companies, and running outreach campaigns to candidates who are not actively applying. Once someone responds and shows genuine interest, the sourcer usually screens them briefly and hands them to a recruiter who runs the rest of the process. The craft is part research, part copywriting, and part persistence, and good sourcers are measured on response rates and the quality of the pipeline they build, not just volume.
What is the difference between a sourcer and a recruiter?
Scope. A sourcer focuses on finding and engaging candidates, then hands them off. A recruiter owns the full cycle: intake with the hiring manager, screening, interview coordination, offer negotiation, and closing. Sourcing roles are most common at larger companies and specialized agencies where hiring volume justifies splitting the funnel. At smaller companies, recruiters do their own sourcing. Sourcer roles are often a stepping stone to full recruiting, but plenty of people stay in sourcing long term and build deep specialist careers, particularly in technical and executive markets where finding rare candidates is the hardest part of the job.
Are remote sourcer jobs common?
Sourcing is one of the most remote-friendly jobs in recruiting because the work happens almost entirely online: searching, messaging, and screening calls. Many employers hire sourcers fully remote or hybrid, and the listings on this page include remote positions when they are available. You can use the work arrangement filter to narrow the list to remote-only roles. Time zone overlap with the hiring team usually matters more than physical location.
How do I become a talent sourcer?
Sourcing is a realistic first job in recruiting because the core skills can be demonstrated without prior experience. Learn Boolean search well enough to build strings that combine titles, skills, and locations, and practice on LinkedIn's free search. Study one or two sourcing tools and one applicant tracking system using their public demo material. Then build evidence: a short example project mapping candidates for a sample role says more than a generic CV. Backgrounds in research, sales development, and customer outreach translate naturally, since the day-to-day is structured searching plus written outreach that gets replies.