Senior Talent Acquisition Recruiter - Contract
Commonwealth Fusion SystemsDevens, MA
CONTRACTOR
Posted June 15, 2026
$60 - $100/hr
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Job Description
About Commonwealth Fusion Systems:
Key Responsibilities
- Be a champion of CFS Energy’s operating principles and unique company culture
- Manage the full-cycle recruitment process from sourcing to candidate decision meeting, ensuring an exceptional candidate journey
- Execute high-volume requisitions, both technical and non-technical, across all departments including but not limited to supply chain, engineering, finance, operations, and manufacturing.
- Build strong hiring manager relationships
- Prioritize the candidate experience by ensuring stellar communication, high touch processes, and representing CFS
- Look beyond direct applications and leverage search engines, career sites, recruiting events, and other innovative and creative sourcing techniques to find the best talent in the market
- Lead new manager interview trainings and Fireside Chats to discuss the latest trends in recruiting with hiring managers
- Collaborate with the talent acquisition and human resources team for recruitment best practices and growing the company
Requirements
- Perform activities such as typing, standing, or sitting for extended periods of time
- Willingness to occasionally travel to recruiting events, batch hiring days, hiring training events, and team building sessions
- Dedication to safety to mitigate industrial hazards that may include heat, cold, noise, fumes, strong magnets, lead (Pb), high voltage, and cryogenics
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