Passionate dedication to the mission of Uncommon Schools, and drive to build a high-quality, diverse workforce at Uncommon to better serve our students, families, and communities
Ability to develop, implement, monitor, and evaluate goals, strategies, projects, and initiatives
Excellent organization, time management, and follow-through; a high sense of urgency
Demonstrated ability to successfully handle multiple projects concurrently; ability to work independently and lead projects from start to finish
Outstanding problem-solving and critical thinking skills and desire to use data to drive decision-making
Proven ability to take multiple perspectives to solve challenges in real-time
Ability to learn quickly, take initiative, and incorporate feedback in a fast-paced, dynamic, ambitious environment
Excellent written and oral communication skills particularly when communicating withsenior leaders
Ability to develop systems that achieve efficiency
Ability to inspire top educators to join the staff of Uncommon Schools
Role may require some weekends
2-4 years of experience (must have some professional experience - could be during college)
Bachelor’s degree required
Will be required to carry and set up large scale event and career fair backdrops and an assortment of recruitment collateral and swag
20% Travel nationally
Responsibilities
This role is responsible for leading and executing talent selection and outreach work for instructional hiring, school-based ops hiring, and other school support hiring (Dean of Students, Social Work, Behavior Specialist, Teacher Assistants, etc.) for 4 Boston schools
They will be responsible for developing and executing outreach strategies to source teachers, instructional leaders, Summer Teaching Fellows, school support staff, and operations staff
They will ensure a strong pipeline of candidates by managing relationships with key universities and organizations both locally and nationally (including HBCUs and HSIs); attending in-person and virtual career fairs and events; managing communications with key organizations and leveraging recruitment tools to headhunt and identify strong potential candidates
They will ensure a strong candidate and leader experience by managing candidate communications and school leader relationships from initial application, interview scheduling, and through the offer process
They will manage a candidate funnel through an ATS and leader shared candidate tracking systems, facilitate effective leader and candidate communications, coordinate interviews, and support in-person interview events as needed
Implement on-campus and virtual recruitment events and initiatives (career fairs, information sessions, panels, professional learning, etc.)
Use recruitment tools (applicant tracking systems, resume databases, LinkedIn Recruiter, Indeed, Handshake, spreadsheets, OneNote, etc) to source high-quality talent
Write creative and compelling communications to promote career opportunities to target audiences and move partners to action (professors, faculty, AmeriCorps staff, mission-aligned organizations, etc.)
Identify, establish, develop, and maintain strong relationships with local and national organizations that provide high quality and diverse talent for our schools
Collaborate with Outreach Team partners in other regions to brainstorm effective strategies for attracting quality candidates to Uncommon
Manages candidate relationships and enthusiastically communicates the benefits of working at Uncommon
Cares deeply about and can articulate a thorough understanding of Uncommon’s mission and schools (our Boston Region in particular)
Manages school leader relationships and collaborates with the Regional Superintendent of Instruction and Regional Superintendent of Operations to lead regional hiring, and assess short and long-term talent needs and trends
Assesses all candidates via application review and screening; identifies and engages with strong candidates whose experience aligns with the needs of the role and our schools
Partners with school leaders to coordinate and run interview processes (in-person and virtual) with the goal of driving the selection process and ensuring candidates stay engaged and move through the application process efficiently
Ensures accurate data in all of our recruitment systems; analyzes data to identify and address trends in real-time and refine outreach and selection strategies as needed
Supports various Selection work streams across the team as needed
Collaborates with the Selection Team to continue to strengthen our hiring systems/processes, and to support hiring across Uncommon as needed
Set up for events in schools (requires some moving of furniture)
Will require the use of stairs if the school or event space doesn’t have an elevator
Benefits
Compensation for this position: The starting compensation for this role based in Boston is between $65,300 to $76,800 and generally, we expect that qualified candidates in this location will be made an offer between $65,300 and $69,200
The starting pay will depend on a variety of factors that may include but are not limited to experience, education, training, certification, and location
Company information
We are a nonprofit network of high-performing public schools providing an outstanding K-12 education in historically under-resourced communities.
1,001-5,000 employees
Education, Social Services, Education Management, Nonprofit, Charter Schools, Primary/Secondary Education, Public Schools, K-12 Schools