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Job Description
New position to lead the contract / interim division for an established life science recruitment business.
Manager / Associate Director Title
£55,000 to £65,000 Base Salary + Commission (20%)
Reading or London Based / Hybrid
UK, EU & US Life Science / Life Science Engineering & Manufacturing / CDMO Contract Markets
- This is a new opportunity within a specialist life science recruitment busiensses. The objective is to establish and build out a team specialising in the life science contract market. You will be supported by and report to UK Managing Director.
- Objective will be to the grow the team to four or five consultants and £1million NFI within three years.
- Solid track record of billing within the contract market coupled with managing a team and building out a vertical is a prerequisite. The opportunity will suit a Senior Recruiter looking for an establsihed business with a positive cash flow to support the division's build out and growth.
- You will come from a life science / life science engineering or manufacturing (CDMO) contract market background with a proven track record in winning contract business and delivering on that business. Existing experience in building out and growing a vertical will be of real interest. You must reside in the Reading or London area. This is a high performance, high reward recruitment opportunity. It will only suit a driven and ambitious recruiter looking to lead and grow a team within a professional recruitment business.
- Will suit a consultant looking for a more seasoned (not graduate market) environment to develop their career within.
Please get in touch for further details and a confidential discussion.
Keywords: Recruitment Consultant / Senior Recruitment Consultant / Life Science Recruitment Consultant / Recruitment Consultant Interim Markets / Contract market recruitment consultant / Engineering / Contract Recruitment Consultant / Contract Market / Contract Recruitment Manager / Contract Recruitment Director / Contract Recruitment Associate Director