Fintech Talent Acquisition Partner - High-Volume

Fidelity National Information; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Inclusive work environment

Learning opportunities

Community involvement

Job summary

FIS is seeking a Talent Acquisition Business Partner II in Jacksonville, FL. You will manage high-volume recruiting and provide a candidate-focused hiring experience while partnering with hiring leaders to translate workforce needs into effective sourcing and selection strategies.

You will use recruiting data, market insights, and talent pipelines to prioritize hiring activity, improve outcomes, and support informed hiring decisions. Strong execution and stakeholder collaboration are essential.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated full-cycle recruiting skills across multiple requisitions.
• Experience managing high-volume recruiting workloads with changing priorities.
• Strong sourcing skills via search techniques, networks, and job boards.

Responsibilities

• Manage full-cycle recruiting across multiple high-volume requisitions from intake to offer.
• Define role requirements, hiring priorities, and selection criteria with leaders.
• Build diverse candidate pipelines using direct sourcing, referrals, and job boards.

Skills

Full-cycle recruiting

High-volume recruiting

Sourcing techniques

Partnership with hiring leaders

ATS proficiency

Organizational skills

Education

Recruiting experience or education

Tools

ATS

CRM / sourcing platforms

LinkedIn Recruiter

Job description

FIS is seeking a Talent Acquisition Business Partner II in Jacksonville, FL. You will manage high-volume recruiting and provide a candidate-focused hiring experience while partnering with hiring leaders to translate workforce needs into effective sourcing and selection strategies.

You will use recruiting data, market insights, and talent pipelines to prioritize hiring activity, improve outcomes, and support informed hiring decisions. Strong execution and stakeholder collaboration are essential.