Full Placement Assistance Consultant – Freelance

Job Description:

  • Understand each job seeker's career goals and technical background
  • Conduct detailed profile review sessions
  • Identify strengths, skill gaps, and positioning opportunities
  • Recommend the most suitable placement strategy
  • Optimize resumes, ATS resumes, LinkedIn profiles, cover letters, professional summaries, and keywords
  • Market candidate profiles across LinkedIn, Dice, Indeed, ZipRecruiter, CareerBuilder, Monster, company career pages, recruiter networks, and vendor networks
  • Conduct direct recruiter outreach
  • Support hiring across full-time, contract, contract-to-hire, W-2, and C2C roles where applicable
  • Maintain continuous communication with assigned candidates
  • Provide updates regarding recruiter responses, interview schedules, employer feedback, resume improvements, and job search strategy
  • Coordinate interview scheduling, calendar coordination, candidate preparation, reminders, feedback collection, and follow-ups
  • Assist with offer review, employment documents, background verification coordination, work authorization documentation, and onboarding paperwork
  • Communicate with employers
  • Manage 2–3 active candidate profiles simultaneously
  • Ensure timely communication, consistent recruiter outreach, high-quality applications, positive candidate experience, and successful placement outcomes
  • Guide U.S.-based job seekers through Sadient’s Full Placement Assistance services and job search journey

Requirements:

  • Excellent English communication (written & verbal)
  • Strong interpersonal skills
  • Resume review and optimization
  • LinkedIn optimization knowledge
  • Understanding of ATS systems
  • Understanding of U.S. hiring processes
  • Interview coordination
  • Time management
  • Relationship management
  • Problem-solving mindset
  • Professional email communication
  • Attention to detail
  • Experience in talent acquisition, technical recruitment, U.S. IT staffing, career consulting, resume writing, HR recruitment coordination, customer success, business development, or candidate engagement
  • Preferred: experience working with U.S.-based candidates
  • Preferred: understanding of visa categories (H-1B, OPT, CPT, Green Card, USC, EAD, etc.)
  • Preferred: familiarity with LinkedIn Recruiter and major job boards
  • Preferred: experience supporting candidates throughout the recruitment lifecycle

Benefits:

  • Performance-Based Commission: Earn 25% Commission on the revenue generated from every successfully managed and converted candidate
  • No earning cap / Unlimited earning potential
  • Flexible working hours
  • Access to AI-powered recruitment tools
  • Long-term partnership opportunities
  • Professional growth in recruitment and career consulting
  • Remote work from anywhere
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