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Senior Talent Acquisition Partner

  • Hybrid
  • 6+ years
  • English (B2)

Salary

$120,000 - 140,000/ year

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Description

About the company

The company is the leading Business Planning solution for finance teams to drive performance. By automating reporting, enabling collaboration, and simplifying planning and forecasting, we help finance teams shift from number crunching to driving strategic decisions.

Our mission is ambitious and we can’t do it alone - join the company as we build the future of Business Planning!

About the role

We're hiring a Senior Talent Acquisition Partner to own a significant share of our hiring over the next year.

This is a builder role. You will partner with our Founders Office to establish the operating standards for how the company hires: scorecards, interview loops, data hygiene, and the reporting that tells leadership the truth about where hiring stands.

This is a role for someone who has carried a headcount number as their primary metric and knows exactly how they hit it. You will be given real ownership and be tasked with running searches end to end: from intake, to sourcing, through close.

As we continue to scale the team and this function, we are looking for someone not just to grow with us, but to lead us into the next phase.

What You'll Own

The Number

Own a set headcount target across your requisitions, and the funnel math behind it: pipeline coverage, conversion by stage, time-to-fill, offer accept rate.

Run a weekly hiring update that leadership can make decisions from — what is on track, what is not, and what you need.

Flag risk early. We would far rather hear "this search is off track and here's why" in week 3 than in week 10 (backed with data of course!).

Full-Cycle Recruiting

Run searches end to end across multiple functions and geographies — intake, calibration, sourcing, screening, interview management, offer, and close.

Personally source. Build market maps, write outreach that gets replies, and open doors that inbound never will.

Close senior candidates against competing offers, including the ones where we are not the highest bidder.

Hiring Process Development

Design and roll out interview loops and scorecards that are consistent, evidence-based, and actually used.

Own Ashby as the source of truth: clean data, disciplined stage management, feedback submitted on time by everyone.

Establish the rituals and SLAs that make hiring predictable — intake standards, debrief cadence, response times to candidates.

Business Partnership

Be a real partner to hiring managers rather than an order-taker. Run rigorous intake, push back on a vague or off-market profile, and hold the bar when there is pressure to fill.

Coach interviewers. Your job is understand hiring managers and in turn, communicate your needs and feedback early and often.

Give candidates an experience that reflects how we work — fast, direct, and honest.

Other Areas You'll Support

You'll collaborate closely with the Chief of Staff and the People team on:

Compensation philosophy and banding

Onboarding and the first 90 days

Headcount planning and budget with Finance

Employer brand and careers content

What You Bring

6+ years of recruiting experience , with at least 4 in-house.

You have carried a set headcount target as your primary metric and can speak to it in specifics: what the number was, what you closed, where you missed, and why.

B2B SaaS experience , at a company that went through a real scaling period. Startup or high-growth environments strongly preferred over large, stable ones.

Genuinely full-cycle. You still source, and you can prove it — what share of your hires came from your own outbound, and how you found them.

Operational rigor. You have built something that outlasted you: a scorecard, an interview loop, a reporting cadence, an SLA people actually kept.

Comfortable disagreeing with senior people. You can tell a hiring manager their profile is wrong, or that the candidate they love is a no, and keep the relationship.

For Toronto-based candidates: experience recruiting for B2B software sold to finance teams — FP&A, accounting, billing, treasury, spend management, or close and consolidation.

Why the company

The upside is real.

Hiring is the constraint on growth, which makes this seat matter. Your number is the company's number. Leadership will not just know who you are, they’ll turn to you for some of the most impactful business decisions we need to make.

Build it, don't inherit it. The talent function is being set up now, not maintained. You'll partner directly with the Founders Office to write how the company hires with a path to lead it in the future.

A real New York office, with people in it. We work hard but we work together.

Fast decisions, small politics. Founded by two former CFOs, so the company respects the numbers — including yours. Your impact here is capped by your ambition, not your title.

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation including equity package
  • Competitive vacation policy
  • Medical Insurance
  • L&D budget
  • Access to Meditopia (wellbeing platform)
  • Language courses (English / Spanish)
  • Our Values
  • Customer Obsession: We share the understanding that the company's sole purpose is to create value for customers and relentlessly deploy all creativity and energy to that end.
  • Audacious Ambition: We dream big and embrace discomfort. We assume risks, make on-time mistakes and learn how to methodically accomplish our goals.
  • Good People: We are self-reflective and praise diversity of thought. We don't justify the end with the means and know where to draw the line. We have fun every day.
  • Tough Love: We truly care for everyone in the team and embrace honest feedback and radical candor as ways to genuinely help each other.
  • Experience: 5+ years
  • Visa: US citizen/visa only

Where you’d work

Part of the week in the office

The office

No visa sponsorship

About the company

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  • Industry: SaaS

Office in New York City, United States

Your chances

Still hiring, not crowded yet, and a person reads your message.

  • 18 checks run
  • 7 good signs
  • 1 red flag

Still hiring?

12 checks

Actively hiring

In its favour4

  • Still on the company's own careers site, checked 1 h agoModerate evidence
  • On the company's careers site and 1 other place we trackSlight evidence
  • A tight salary range, set for one seat: $120K to $140KSlight evidence
1 moreFewer
  • A hiring contact is attached to itSlight evidence

How crowded?

6 checks

Low

In its favour3

  • You can message the hiring contact and skip the queueModerate evidence
  • Hybrid in New York City: only people nearby can take itSlight evidence
  • Senior level: far fewer people qualifySlight evidence

Against it1

  • Open for 2 weeks: applications have had time to pile upModerate evidence

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Details14 facts · Role, Location, Compensation, Employment, Company, Requirements
Seniority
Senior
Type
Full-time
Equity
Equity offered
Industry
SaaS
Specialty
IT Recruiting
Region
United States
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Role

Category
Recruiting & Other
Specialty
IT Recruiting
Seniority
Senior
Experience
5+ years

Location

Work model
Hybrid
Region
United States
Office
  • New York City, United States
Visa sponsorship
Not sponsored

Compensation

Salary
$120,000 - 140,000 / year
Pay period
Annual
Equity
Equity offered

Employment

Type
Full-time

Company

Industry
SaaS

Requirements

Languages
  • English (B2)

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