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Conscia Talent in Belfast is seeking a Recruitment Delivery Specialist to focus on managing recruitment campaigns for public sector organisations. This role emphasizes quality delivery without the pressure of sales targets.
Your responsibilities will include managing the recruitment process from start to end, coordinating with hiring managers, and ensuring compliance. Ideal candidates will have recruitment experience and strong organisational skills, thriving in a structured environment.
Join us if you want to focus on recruitment without constant sales pressures!
If you've worked in agency recruitment, you know the drill.
You probably still enjoy recruitment.
You just don't enjoy everything that comes with it.
That's exactly where this role is different.
Conscia Talent operates in a space that most recruitment agencies struggle to navigate successfully — public sector recruitment.
It's:
We’re one of the few CPSA‑accredited recruitment businesses in Ireland, delivering:
The traditional agency model?
This is a recruitment delivery role.
It is not a business development role.
You won’t spend your days cold calling clients, chasing vacancies, or trying to hit sales targets.
Instead, you’ll focus on managing and delivering recruitment campaigns for public sector organisations.
You’ll be responsible for:
A significant part of this role involves administration and campaign coordination.
Public sector recruitment requires accuracy, organisation, and attention to detail.
You’ll be managing documentation, assessment records, communications, reporting, scheduling, and compliance requirements alongside your recruitment responsibilities.
If you’re looking for a role where recruitment is done properly, that structure becomes a real advantage.
This isn’t a slow‑paced environment.
You’ll need to:
It’s less chaos than traditional agency recruitment.
But it still requires pace, ownership, resilience, and strong organisational skills.
Instead, you’ll have:
You still recruit.
You just spend your time doing recruitment rather than selling recruitment.
You won’t stop being a recruiter here.
You’ll just stop being the kind of recruiter who’s constantly chasing the next client, the next vacancy, or the next sales target.
Instead, you’ll focus on what recruitment is supposed to be about:
If that sounds appealing, it’s probably worth a conversation.