3 results for Talent Acquisition Specialist jobs

Talent Acquisition Manager

Burlington, ON
onsite
Permanent
85000 - 110000 CAD / Yearly
Our recruitment team is partnering with a well‑established organization, recruiting for a forward‑thinking Talent Acquisition Manager. This is a great opportunity for an experienced recruitment leader who thrives in full‑cycle hiring, sourcing strategy, HR technology, employer branding, and team leadership.If you are passionate about transforming recruitment through AI, automation, candidate experience, and data‑driven decision making, this role will excite you. In this position, you will modernize and streamline the company’s talent acquisition function. You will lead a small, high‑performing team while overseeing ATS optimization, recruitment technology, internal mobility programs, talent pipelines, and campus recruitment.This role works closely with HR leadership and plays a direct part in shaping the organization’s hiring strategy and future talent landscape.What You’ll Do• Implement AI‑enabled sourcing and screening tools• Improve recruitment workflows and hiring experience• Lead full‑cycle recruitment across corporate and operational roles• Oversee ATS administration, reporting, and ERP connectivity• Build internal mobility and succession‑focused sourcing strategies• Lead campus recruitment programs and partnerships• Manage employer branding and talent marketing initiatives• Use talent analytics to forecast needs and track KPIs• Mentor and support a small TA team• Partner with senior HR and business leaders
2026-09-01T00:00:00Z

Procurement Specialist

Abbotsford, BC
onsite
Permanent
65000 - 70000 CAD / Yearly
Our client is a well-established and growing agricultural manufacturing organization with a long-standing presence in the Fraser Valley. They are seeking a Procurement Specialist to join their team and support the sourcing and purchasing of materials required for their manufacturing operations. This is an excellent opportunity for a procurement professional who enjoys supplier relationships, negotiations, market analysis and making purchasing decisions that directly impact business performance. The OpportunityReporting to the Procurement Manager, the Procurement Specialist will be responsible for sourcing, purchasing and managing direct materials while balancing cost, quality, availability and supply risk. The successful candidate will work closely with internal teams and suppliers to ensure materials are available when required and that procurement activities support operational and financial objectives. Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Source, negotiate and purchase direct materials based on production requirements.</li><li>Develop and maintain strong relationships with suppliers and monitor vendor performance.</li><li>Negotiate pricing, terms, delivery requirements and purchasing agreements.</li><li>Monitor market conditions, commodity pricing and supply trends.</li><li>Identify cost-saving and cost-avoidance opportunities.</li><li>Evaluate suppliers and identify alternative sources to mitigate supply risk.</li><li>Manage purchase orders and maintain accurate procurement records.</li><li>Work closely with production, inventory, logistics and planning teams to ensure supply continuity.</li><li>Monitor inventory levels and assist with resolving supply or inventory issues.</li><li>Track supplier performance related to pricing, quality, delivery and responsiveness.</li><li>Support supplier evaluations, corrective actions and continuous improvement initiatives.</li><li>Identify and manage procurement, supply and vendor risks.</li><li>Maintain accurate pricing, specifications and supplier information within ERP systems.</li><li>Support procurement policies, procedures and process improvements.</li><li>Ensure purchasing activities comply with company policies and applicable regulatory requirements.</li></ul>
2026-08-26T00:00:00Z

Senior Contract Specialist

Prince George, BC
remote
Temporary
40 - 52 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for an experienced Senior Contract Specialist to support mining operations and project activity in British Columbia. This Long-term Contract opportunity will focus on shaping commercial agreements from planning through completion while helping the business make informed, compliant purchasing decisions. The role suits a detail-oriented individual who can balance risk, stakeholder needs, and vendor relationships in a fast-paced industrial environment. Responsibilities: • Direct competitive sourcing activities, including RFQs and RFPs, from initial scope development through vendor selection, award, and finalized agreement execution. • Draft, assess, maintain, and conclude a broad range of commercial agreements, including fixed-price, unit-based, reimbursable, and amended contract structures. • Review pricing models, commercial submissions, and cost details to support fair, compliant, and commercially effective procurement outcomes. • Lead negotiations with suppliers and contractors to secure practical terms, balanced obligations, and appropriate risk allocation. • Oversee changes, amendments, and contract revisions to ensure documentation remains accurate and aligned with business and commercial requirements. • Track supplier performance, critical dates, deliverables, and contractual obligations to help ensure all parties meet agreed commitments. • Identify and escalate legal, commercial, and contractual concerns, particularly where terms fall outside standard expectations or present elevated risk. • Work closely with operations, maintenance, projects, finance, and external vendors to align agreements with operational needs and resolve contract-related issues. • Maintain complete contract files, logs, and audit-ready records, while using ERP and contract management tools to preserve data quality, reporting accuracy, and visibility of contract status. • Apply AI-enabled tools where appropriate to improve contract administration efficiency, reporting, and document management processes.
2026-09-04T00:00:00Z