FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Campus & Talent Engagement Partner at Experian?
The primary responsibility is to develop and implement a comprehensive campus recruiting strategy aligned with the company's talent acquisition goals, while managing the full lifecycle of campus recruitment from sourcing to onboarding.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field, along with 6-10 years of experience in campus recruitment or university relations, preferably in a product or tech-focused company.
How does Experian approach diversity and inclusion in the hiring process?
Experian fosters diverse talent pipelines and has a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion principles within the campus recruitment strategy.
What types of events will I be responsible for planning as a Campus & Talent Engagement Partner?
You will be responsible for planning and executing various campus recruitment events including career fairs, information sessions, workshops, and on-campus interviews.
Will I be required to work independently or as part of a team?
You will need to be able to work both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
Is experience with recruitment software necessary for this role?
Yes, proficiency in using recruitment software and tools is required for this position.
What kinds of partnerships will I be establishing in this role?
You will be establishing and maintaining strong relationships with top universities and educational institutions, collaborating with their career services, faculty, and student organizations.
How does Experian measure the effectiveness of its campus recruitment efforts?
The effectiveness of campus recruitment efforts is tracked and analyzed through recruitment metrics, with regular reports and insights provided to the leadership team.
What is Experian's culture like?
Experian promotes a strong people-first approach and focuses on what matters, such as diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI), work/life balance, development, and employee recognition, making it an award-winning workplace.
Does Experian have support systems in place for employees with disabilities?
Yes, Experian provides accommodations for individuals with disabilities or special needs upon request.