Careers · BIO-REC-12500

Senior Recruiter, Biological Capacity

L5 · Capacity Acquisition · US-East-Leg-1

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About the role

Human-powered compute capacity does not arrive in standardized hardware shipments. It must be identified, interviewed, hired, scheduled and retained one person at a time.

The Senior Recruiter for Biological Capacity will build the workforce required to support contracted electrical output. One megawatt requires 12,500 riders to report simultaneously, not 12,500 riders in theory.

Responsibilities

  • Build regional recruiting pipelines capable of supporting current capacity commitments and planned megawatt expansion.
  • Treat each accepted offer as approximately 80 watts of committed capacity until the candidate encounters the bicycle.
  • Model applicant conversion, attendance, attrition and the percentage of candidates who fully understand the role only after orientation.
  • Partner with workforce scheduling to maintain capacity reserves for illness, vacation, fatigue and ordinary human unpredictability.
  • Provide weekly hiring forecasts in both headcount and kilowatts.

Minimum qualifications

  • Six or more years of high-volume recruiting, workforce planning or talent operations experience.
  • Experience managing an applicant tracking system and multi-location hiring pipeline.
  • Strong quantitative ability, including funnel forecasting and workforce-capacity modeling.
  • Ability to communicate large hiring targets without visibly reconsidering the underlying business.

Preferred qualifications

  • Experience staffing logistics facilities, call centers, transportation networks or other operations with consequential attendance requirements.
  • Previous ownership of a megawatt. This may have been assembled from individual contributors.

Benefits

  • Medical, dental and vision coverage for eligible employees
  • Retirement plan
  • Paid time off subject to regional capacity coverage
  • Nightly biological maintenance window
  • On-site showers and towel service
  • Electrolytes during facility shifts
  • Nutritionally diverse workplace inputs
  • Role-specific personal protective equipment
  • Bicycle fitting for employees assigned to production-adjacent work
  • No meetings while actively producing above 160 BPM