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Manager, Talent Operations
Remote
Remotefull-timeTalent & OrganizationJob Description
Talent technology strategy and infrastructure
- Own and evolve the Talent Acquisition systems roadmap across ATS, sourcing tools, scheduling solutions, analytics, and workflow automation.
- Ensure our systems are configured to scale, integrate cleanly, and support a high-quality recruiter, hiring manager, and candidate experience.
- Move our function beyond tool administration and toward thoughtful systems architecture.
AI, automation, and innovation
- Identify, pilot, and scale AI and automation opportunities across the recruiting lifecycle.
- Push the team to challenge legacy ways of working and rethink manual processes through technology.
- Translate recruiter pain points into practical solutions that improve speed, quality, and consistency.
Build vs. buy decision-making
- Evaluate when to purchase external tools versus build lighter-weight internal solutions or workflows.
- Lead vendor assessments with a strong lens on ROI, usability, security, integration, and long-term fit.
- Make clear recommendations on what to keep, optimize, consolidate, or sunset across the TA tech stack.
Efficiency and recruiter productivity
- Drive initiatives that reduce administrative burden and increase recruiter capacity.
- Partner with recruiting leaders to identify where friction exists in the funnel and solve for it at the systems or workflow level.
- Focus particularly on areas where automation can unlock scale, improve service levels, and reduce rework.
Cross-functional partnership
- Serve as the primary Talent Acquisition Operations partner to teams such as HR Operations, IT, Security, Procurement, Finance, and Legal.
- Lead cross-functional change management for systems, process, and tooling decisions.
Team leadership and operating model design
- Help shape what Talent Operations should own in the future and how work should be structured across the team.
- Coach and develop talent operations team members while creating clear ownership, priorities, and accountability.
- Build a function that is more strategic, technical, and future-oriented than reactive or purely task-based.
What Great Looks Like
- Talent Operations is viewed as a strategic driver of efficiency and innovation, not just a support function.
- Recruiters spend less time on low-value administrative work and more time on high-impact talent work.
- The TA tech stack is simpler, more integrated, and governed with clear ROI expectations.
- AI and automation are actively improving workflow speed, consistency, and scalability.
- The function has a clear point of view on where to invest, where to consolidate, and how to evolve for the future.
Qualifications:
- 6+ years of experience in Talent Operations, Recruiting Operations, People Systems, HR Technology, or a related field.
- Experience owning or heavily influencing ATS strategy, recruiting systems, vendor evaluation, and process automation.
- Strong technical fluency with recruiting tools, system integrations, AI agent building, workflow design, and reporting.
- Demonstrated success assessing and implementing new technologies, especially AI-enabled tools.
- Strong business judgment with the ability to weigh cost, complexity, scalability, and ROI.
- Proven ability to lead cross-functional initiatives and influence through data and structured thinking.
- Experience managing or mentoring team members and helping a function evolve through change.
The Profile We're Looking For:
- Curious about where Talent Operations and AI are headed
- Strategic in how they think about future-state team and system design
- Technical enough to understand tooling, integrations, and automation opportunities
- Commercially minded in how they evaluate spend and vendor value
- Practical in translating ideas into real operating improvements
- Bold enough to challenge the status quo and move the function forward
Physical/Cognitive Requirements:
- Travel: under 10% (key conferences, internal onsites, etc.).
- Prompt and regular attendance at assigned work location.
- Capability to remain seated in a stationary position for prolonged periods.
- Eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity to operate keyboard, computer and other office-related equipment.
- No heavy lifting is expected, though occasional exertion of about 20 lbs of force (e.g., lifting a computer \/ laptop) may be required.
- Capability to work with leadership, employees, and members in an appropriate manner.
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First seen: May 29, 2026
Last updated: May 29, 2026