UNPAID VOLUNTEER - Recruitment/Human Capital Coordinators
Digital Technology Institute for Development (DTID) · United States Of America · Remote
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Role Title: Recruitment / Human Capital Coordinator
Role Type: Unpaid Volunteer
Number of Positions:4
Location: Home-based / Remote
Reporting To: Recruitment Manager / Human Capital and Administration Division (HCAD)
THIS IS AN UNPAID VOLUNTEER ROLE.
The Digital Technology Institute for Development (DTID) is an international non-profit institute advancing the responsible use of artificial intelligence, blockchain and emerging digital technologies to support sustainable development and policy implementation.
DTID brings together professionals, researchers, technology specialists and other stakeholders to generate research, develop practical solutions, strengthen partnerships and support informed decision-making at the intersection of technology, climate change and sustainable development.
DTID is seeking organised, proactive and people-focused Recruitment / Human Capital Coordinators to support the delivery of recruitment and wider human capital activities across the organisation.
Working within the Human Capital and Administration Division (HCAD), successful candidates will provide coordination and administrative support throughout the recruitment lifecycle, helping ensure that recruitment activities are organised, timely, consistent and aligned with DTID's recruitment procedures.
The role involves regular engagement with candidates, hiring managers, Directorate and Divisional teams and other DTID members.
This role requires strong organisation, communication, attention to detail, confidentiality and the ability to work effectively within an international, volunteer-led and fully remote organisation.
The Recruitment / Human Capital Coordinator will:
Candidates should demonstrate:
Candidates should have knowledge or experience in:
Experience using an Applicant Tracking System (ATS), recruitment platform such as Workable, or another HR information system would be advantageous.
Knowledge or interest in climate change, sustainability, international development, digital technology and emerging technologies would also be advantageous.
Candidates should preferably possess:
Relevant professional qualifications or training in recruitment, human resources, talent acquisition or human capital management would be advantageous.
Equivalent professional experience, practical experience or demonstrated capability may also be considered where appropriate.
Knowledge of an additional international language would be advantageous.
Candidates should ideally demonstrate:
Experience using recruitment systems or Applicant Tracking Systems would be advantageous.
Experience within an international organisation, think tank, nonprofit organisation, research institution, technology organisation, climate or sustainability-focused organisation would also be advantageous.
Although this position is unpaid, volunteering with DTID provides opportunities to:
DTID is committed to identifying talented individuals with both demonstrated expertise and strong potential.
As a volunteer-led organisation, DTID recognises that candidates may have acquired their skills through different professional, academic or practical pathways. Applications may therefore be considered on the basis of demonstrated capability, relevant experience, transferable skills and potential.
The selection process will normally include:
Candidates who successfully complete the written or technical assessment will be invited to progress to the next stage of the recruitment process.
This is an unpaid volunteer position.