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Early Career Talent Specialist

The Early Career Talent Specialist supports the Learning & Development team in the development, implementation and scaling of early career talent programs on a global level. The position includes responsibility for the recruitment, development and retention of early career talent within a global private banking group.

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Job Overview

Early Career Talent Specialist

Main tasks

  • Early Career Strategy and Execution: Lead EFG early career talent development programs (for graduates, interns and apprentices) by designing, implementing and evolving our programs globally, ensuring alignment with program requirements and regional needs.
  • Early Career Talent Acquisition: Managing the entire recruitment process for graduates, interns and apprentices worldwide.
  • Partner with line managers and HRBPs to understand hiring needs and align early career talent strategies with workforce planning needs.
  • Develop and scale university engagement strategies, including building long-term partnerships with key universities and participating in job fairs and campus events.
  • Early Career Skills Development, Engagement and Performance Monitoring: Develop and diverse comprehensive onboarding processes for a smooth transition of early career talent into the organization, ensuring a world-class candidate experience.
  • Coordinate and deliver training sessions, workshops and mentoring programs to enhance the readiness and skills of early career talent.
  • Track and evaluate the progress and performance of early career talent, providing feedback and support for their career development.
  • Improve early career programs: Gather feedback through surveys and touchpoints; analyze findings to assess program effectiveness, identify opportunities for improvement, and guide decisions and program adjustments.
  • Global learning and development initiatives: Support in the design, development and implementation of global talent development processes (including succession planning, talent management, etc.).
  • Assist with internal talent development initiatives to drive growth within the organization.

Requirements

  • University degree, preferably in human resources, organizational development, business or a related field.
  • 5+ years of relevant professional experience in early career talent acquisition or development within structured HR departments of international organizations.
  • People and client focused, with a real passion for people development and outstanding customer service.
  • Strategic thinker and results-oriented with a real blend of analytical and interpersonal skills.
  • Proactive and positive with tireless energy and intellectual curiosity.
  • Excellent interpersonal and collaboration skills; experience working with multiple stakeholders across functions and countries.
  • Strong communication skills; able to structure important messages and information clearly and effectively.
  • Strong organizational skills; able to work independently, effectively manage multiple priorities and deliver in a dynamic and demanding environment.
  • Excellent knowledge of English (mandatory) and fluent in at least one language among Italian, French and German.
  • Solid skills in MS Office programs.

We offer

  • A dynamic and international working environment.
  • A fair and inclusive working environment based on mutual respect.
  • An opportunity to be part of a global private banking group.

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