Recruiter

Recruiter

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)

National Recruitment Division (NRD)

IMPORTANT NOTE
This opportunity is ONLY open to Veterans’ with Preference and Schedule A civilians (i.e. VRA, 30% or More Disabled or Schedule A hiring authority eligible). Applicants MUST have EXTENSIVE direct recruiter experience. Those without this EXTENSIVE experience will not be considered. This opportunity is NOT on USAJOBS since we will be leveraging one’s Veterans’ Preference in hiring.

LOCATIONS
Ft. Carson (CO)
Ft. Drum (NY)

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
You will use your skills and experience identifying recruitment needs based on hiring plans, current staffing levels and future staffing needs of the assigned CBP Program. You are responsible for providing direct support to either the Frontline Operations Branch or the Operations and Professional Recruitment Branch by performing recruiting functions in support of the talent acquisition process aimed to meet CBP's recruiting and hiring objectives and enabling a mission ready CBP workforce.

Major Duties for GS-11 Include:

• Leveraging recruitment strategies and available recruitment tools to identify, attract, and engage potential leads.
• Collaborating with program office/subject matter experts (SMEs) for joint and/or individual attendance at job fairs, college recruitment fairs, conferences, and annual professional meetings.
• Assisting in the development of initiatives, procedures, and programs to solve challenging, unconventional, and/or contentious recruitment issues and problems and improve recruitment operations.
• Participating in internal and external stakeholder meetings to identify current and projected employment gaps and develop innovative recruiting solutions.

Major Duties for GS-12 Include:

• Identifying recruitment needs based on hiring plans, current staffing levels and future staffing needs of assigned CBP Program.
• Collaborating with program office/subject matter experts (SMEs) for joint and/or individual attendance at job fairs, college recruitment fairs, conferences, and annual professional meetings.
• Developing new methods and techniques to resolve difficult recruitment problems or situations that involve significant uncertainty and may not always have precedents available for reference.
• Preparing research findings and briefs for National Recruitment Division (NRD) and Talent Management Directorate (TMD) leadership.

HOW TO APPLY

• Email Jeffrey.R.Jack@cbp.dhs.gov with SUBJ: CBP – Recruiter – Location Desired from List – Veterans’ Preference (i.e. VRA, 30% or More Disabled or Schedule A hiring authority eligible).