“Claire is a talent acquisition specialist and has been a direct report for the past 5 years. She is very passionate and process improvement oriented and has successfully supported our technical services areas (critical skillsets) by building successful industry talent pools; providing end-to-end recruitment services and being a value add partner to her hiring managers. Claire has stepped up to supervise the recruitment and employee engagement team during my absence and was also the ‘got-to’ team member for ATS system support. Claire has also supported hi-volume global restructure programmes and assisted other team members with recruitment and career events as well as assessment centres. I can recommend Claire as a value-add partner and wish her well for that next exciting step in her career.”
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I am an Internal Recruitment specialist with a passion for identifying top talent and connecting their expertise with real and dynamic career opportunities. Working with visionary clients and candidates, I am dedicated to building diverse teams whilst delivering exceptional client service.
Having worked across a number of different industries, predominantly within the mining, civil infrastructure and professional services fields, I have experience in both blue and white collar recruitment. Developing innovative sourcing solutions and delivering outstanding stakeholder management skills have enabled me to succeed throughout my career.
I am passionate about people and thrive in a fast-paced environment where I can play a lead role contributing to the growth and success of my team and the company. As a leader, I pride myself on providing an engaging and energised environment which encourages growth and recognises excellence.
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