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Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency (MDHA) in Nashville, TN seeks a Talent Acquisition Specialist to support the full recruitment lifecycle and represent the organization at job fairs and hiring events. You will work closely with hiring managers and HR leadership to attract, engage, and hire top talent while delivering a professional candidate experience.
The role emphasizes posting jobs, sourcing candidates, coordinating interviews, and supporting internship programs to strengthen
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Full-time Regular Full-Time Housing Building C, Nashville, TN, US
8 days ago Requisition ID: 1233
Salary Range: $74,557.00 To $85,081.00 Annually
Position Open: August 3, 2026
Position Close: August 18, 2026
On-Site Work
Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency (MDHA)
MDHA serves Nashville and Davidson County. The mission of MDHA is to create quality affordable housing opportunities, support neighborhoods, strengthen communities, and help build a greater Nashville.
MDHA employs over 300 staff members, has a budget of $215 million, and houses approximately 30,000 people, primarily through nearly 8,000 Section 8 Vouchers and over 6,800 apartments, which are mainly Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) units, at 39 properties. MDHA is a housing authority, a community development agency, and a redevelopment agency.
The HR Specialist, Talent Acquisition is responsible for supporting the full recruitment lifecycle and representing the organization at job fairs and hiring events. This role partners closely with hiring managers and HR leadership to attract, engage, and hire top talent while delivering professional candidate experience.
1. Interpersonal Skills
Interact professionally while maintaining effective working relationships with MDHA leadership, coworkers, company representatives, and government officials; develop and maintain effective working relationships with residents and members of the public.
2. Resilience
Willingness, mental and physical ability to perform the duties involved in this classification. The ability to perform work with or without accommodation requires the ability to sit, stand, and walk; dexterity of the hands; clarity of vision, speech, and hearing; the power of observation; and other physical duties as required.