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Accelerate the Energy Transition as an Executive Search Consultant


London - Remote | Permanent | £30,000-40,000 plus excellent commission


An unmatched opportunity awaits an experienced and proactive Recruitment Consultant, in a prestigious firm committed to leading the charge in energy transition and achieving net zero.


Responsibilities

  • Carving out your own niche in the energy transition sector
  • Generating new business through calculated development strategies
  • Cultivating a productive professional network within the industry
  • Develop and perfect selling high value retained solutions
  • Supervising end-to-end recruitment processes, guaranteeing excellence at every stage


Requirements

  • Proven track record in Executive Search or Recruitment, ideally within a retained environment
  • Valuable contacts and experience in the Clean Tech or Decarbonisation Markets, or investment within these sectors
  • Innate ability to work independently, demonstrating initiative and maturity
  • Commitment to ethical practices and high standard recruitment methods

Benefits

  • Flexibility and freedom of a fully remote position, with plans for a future London office (hybrid)
  • Unbeatable commission structure, reflecting the value placed on each team member

How to Apply

Submit a CV to be considered, please ensure you match the required experience/education as stated in the advert.


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