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Volition Capital in Boston seeks a Recruiter, Talent to build candidate slates and run early screening for senior-level searches across its portfolio of portfolio companies.
You’ll own the front half of the search, from sourcing to initial outreach, while maintaining a clean pipeline and coordinating with the Senior Manager, Talent and portfolio hiring leaders.
Location: Boston, MA
Type: Full-time
Reports To: Chris Fahey, SVP, Talent & Human Resources
Volition Capital is a Boston-based growth equity firm with more than $2.5 billion in assets under management. The firm leads minority capital raises, typically at Series A and B, investing $15–70M in founder-owned, capital-efficient B2B technology companies with $5M+ in revenue. Because Volition invests minority capital, founders retain majority ownership and control — the firm's role is to be a genuinely useful partner, not a typical control investor. About half of the portfolio is bootstrapped founders, which means the team spends significant time earning trust well before any capital event ever happens.
Volition's talent function runs executive searches across roughly 40 portfolio companies. This role exists to give that function the sourcing and early-screening capacity it needs to keep pace — someone who can take a search from an open role to a qualified slate of candidates ready for a senior-level conversation.
The person in this seat is accountable for the front half of the search process: building candidate lists, conducting outreach, running initial screens, and keeping the pipeline organized and current so that senior interviewers only see candidates worth their time.
This is a junior seat with real responsibility attached — candidates will experience Volition's talent brand through this person first, often before anyone more senior gets involved. It reports directly to Chris Fahey, and works in close, day-to-day partnership with the Senior Manager, Talent on live searches.
The right person is organized, dependable, and genuinely curious about how a structured executive search comes together — someone looking to build real search skill inside a small, high-trust team rather than run a high volume of low-stakes reqs.