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Dune Strategy, a Dubai-based management consulting firm, seeks a remote, permanent Talent Research Assistant to support live searches, shortlist candidates, and maintain a clean ATS. You will map talent, track movements, and coordinate with partners across time zones, writing clear role briefs and summaries.
The role emphasizes English communication, attention to detail, and curiosity about sectors the firm hires into, with direct exposure to partner conversations.
Dune Strategy is a management consulting firm based in Dubai, advising international investors, family groups and sovereign-linked entities on commercial decisions across the GCC. The firm keeps a deliberately small portfolio of active engagements so partners stay close to the work. Most of what the team produces is research and market intelligence for the people making the call, which makes hiring a central part of how the firm decides where that attention goes.
After a year, you will run a briefing on your own: a partner names a role, and you come back with a shortlist, a read on the market and a view on where the search will be difficult. You will spot the commercial call early, noticing when a candidate's experience does not match what the mandate needs, and say so before the interview stage. Partners will trust you with a counterparty, so you can speak to a senior candidate directly and come back with something useful. You will also know which channels produce candidates in this market and which only fill a folder.
You will work remotely from Dubai, with partners based in the same city, so conversations are frequent and usually short. Expect to write a lot and to read closely: a shortlist note, a candidate summary, a market map of who is available and where they sit. The firm keeps a small portfolio of active engagements, so hiring gets the same attention as the client work. You will see the reasoning behind each decision, including the ones that go against the obvious choice.