Recruiting Intern

Urban; Bogotá; Hybrid; COP 93,438,000 - 155,729,000; Full time

Job summary

Jeeves is hiring across many countries at once, creating a fast-paced recruiting environment. You will find candidates nobody else finds by exploring networks and using AI-enabled workflows, while maintaining a human touch in outreach.

No prior recruiting experience is required, but curiosity, hustle, and genuine interest in people are essential as you join a small team that mentors and learns together.

Qualifications

• Currently studying, recently graduated, or changing careers.
• Based in Mexico City, Bogotá or São Paulo and able to work on a hybrid schedule from home and local office.
• English plus Spanish or Portuguese (both bonus).
• Fluent with AI tools used to draft, research, summarize and scale recruiting workflows.
• Genuinely tech-savvy and quick to explore new tools.
• Strong writing ability for messages and outreach.
• Organized with spreadsheets and trackers.
• Comfortable with ambiguity as priorities shift in a startup.
• Curious about fintech and how companies scale.

Responsibilities

• Play detective to hunt for candidates across LinkedIn, GitHub, communities, Slack, university networks and niche sites.
• Build the pipeline, review inbound applications, and keep Lever ATS clean.
• Reach out to candidates and be the friendly first face of Jeeves.

Skills

Potential

Regional presence

Multilingual

AI tools

Tech savvy

Strong writing

Organization

Ambiguity

Fintech curiosity

Education

Studying / Recent graduate

Job description

Jeeves is a groundbreaking financial operating system built for global businesses that provides corporate cards, cross-border payments, and spend management software within one unified platform. The company operates across 20+ countries including Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Mexico, the United Kingdom, across Europe, and the United States, and serves over 5,000 clients ranging from venture-backed startups to SMBs around the world. With a mission to empower businesses with more efficient and cost-effective financial solutions worldwide, Jeeves combines cutting-edge financial technology with exceptional team expertise to transform the business financial landscape. Jeeves has been recognized as one of The Information's 50 Most Promising Startups in 2023, as well as a Y Combinator Top Company 2021-2023 and won “Fintech of the Year" at the European Fintech Awards.

Since graduating from Y Combinator in 2020, Jeeves has successfully raised over $380 million and is backed by top world-class investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator, CRV, Tencent, Stanford University, Clocktower Ventures, and founders of more than 15 unicorns including David Velez (Nubank), Carlos Garcia (Kavak) and Sebastián Mejía (Rappi).

Jeeves is hiring across many countries at once, which means every week there's a new role to fill, a new market to figure out, and a new "wait, how do we find that person?" problem to solve. We need someone to jump into the middle of it with us.

You’ll learn how great companies actually get built — one hire at a time. You’ll talk to people who are excellent at things you've never heard of. You’ll find candidates nobody else found, because you looked somewhere nobody else thought to look. And you’ll do it with a small team that will teach you the craft, answer your questions, and expect you to teach us as well — especially about the tools and workflows you already use better than we do.

No recruiting experience required. Curiosity, hustle, and a genuine interest in people — very much required.

What you’ll actually do:

• Play detective. Hunt for candidates across LinkedIn, GitHub, communities, Slack groups, university networks, alumni lists, and the weird corners of the internet where great people hang out. Boolean searches will become your love language.
• Build the pipeline. Review inbound applications, keep our ATS (Lever) impeccably clean, and make sure no strong candidate ever falls through a crack.
• Talk to humans. Reach out to candidates, answer their questions, and be the friendly first face of Jeeves. You’ll write outreach that people actually reply to.
• Make the machine run. Schedule interviews across time zones, chase feedback, and keep processes moving so hiring managers never have to wonder what’s next.
• Own the candidate experience. Every candidate — hired or not — should walk away thinking “that was the best interview process I’ve been through.” You’ll help make that true.
• Find the numbers. Track how our funnels are performing and flag what’s working and what isn’t. We like opinions backed by data.
• Make us look good. Help sharpen job posts, support employer branding, and pitch in on People Team projects that need a fresh set of hands.

What we’re looking for:

• Currently studying, recently graduated, or making a career switch — all welcome. We care about potential, not your résumé’s line count.
• Based in Mexico City, Bogotá or São Paulo and able to work on a hybrid schedule from home and the local office.
• English plus Spanish or Portuguese (both is a bonus, not a requirement — we’re hiring for the market you know best).
• Fluent with AI tools — you already use them to draft, research, summarize, and cover more ground than a person reasonably should. We build recruiting workflows on top of AI here, so we want someone who reaches for it instinctively and knows when the output needs a human to fix it.
• Genuinely tech‑savvy. You figure out new tools by clicking around, not by waiting for a manual.
• A strong writer. Recruiting is 80% messages, and yours should sound like a person wrote them.
• Organized! Spreadsheets, trackers, whatever system works — just have one.
• Comfortable with ambiguity. Startup priorities change; you’ll need to change with them without losing the thread.
• Curious about fintech and how companies scale. You don't need to be an expert — you need to want to learn.

Nice to have:

• Any exposure to an ATS, CRM, or sourcing tool
• Experience in a student org, university career center, or club where you recruited people
• You’ve built something — a newsletter, a community, a side project — that required convincing strangers to care