Global Early Careers Talent Acquisition Lead

QBE European Operations plc.; Leeds; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

30 days holiday a year

Pension contributions

Private medical insurance

Remote work abroad

Job summary

QBE European Operations plc. is seeking an experienced Early Careers Talent Acquisition Manager to design, mobilise and launch the QBE Horizons Graduate programme across the UK and agreed European markets.

The role focuses on building a robust early careers strategy, coordinating with Talent Acquisition, business leaders and partners across QBE to create a sustainable talent pipeline. You will own the mobilisation and first delivery cycle, and help broaden apprenticeship activity within a

Qualifications

• Experience designing and delivering graduate programmes.
• Ability to mobilise multi-market initiatives across UK, Europe and Asia.
• Experience building talent pipelines and partnerships with universities.

Responsibilities

• Design end-to-end graduate recruitment and selection approach.
• Establish QBE Horizons across UK and European markets.
• Drive consistency across internship and apprenticeship activity.
• Translate headcount into defined opportunities and recruitment plans.
• Develop attraction strategies and relationships with universities and diversity groups.
• Create inclusive candidate journeys and scalable assessment methods.

Skills

Early careers

Graduate recruitment

Stakeholder management

Programme design

Data-led mindset

Talent pipelines

Tools

Recruitment marketing tools

Universities partnerships

Job description

QBE European Operations plc. is seeking an experienced Early Careers Talent Acquisition Manager to design, mobilise and launch the QBE Horizons Graduate programme across the UK and agreed European markets.

The role focuses on building a robust early careers strategy, coordinating with Talent Acquisition, business leaders and partners across QBE to create a sustainable talent pipeline. You will own the mobilisation and first delivery cycle, and help broaden apprenticeship activity within a