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Foster-Marian Consulting

Fractional Talent Consultant

Reposted 7 Days Ago
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Mid level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Mid level
Partner with small-business clients to manage full-cycle recruiting: source, screen, interview, and hire candidates. Collaborate with hiring managers, document recruiting plans and timelines, coordinate interviews and offers, and provide consultative recruiting and HR support on a fractional, part-time basis.
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Company Description

Foster-Marian Consulting helps small businesses scale their teams efficiently with big talent solutions for small teams. We provide flexible, on-demand recruiting and HR support tailored to each client’s unique hiring needs.

Our services include:

  • Per-placement recruiting (contingent, pay only when you hire)

  • Fractional HR and recruiting support for small teams

  • Hiring SOPs, onboarding kits, and employer branding projects

We partner with small businesses to deliver high-quality talent solutions without the overhead of a full-time recruiter, making hiring simple, affordable, and effective.

Job Description

As a Fractional Talent Consultant, you will partner with small business clients to manage their hiring process from start to finish, providing expert recruiting support on a flexible, part-time basis. You will use your experience to attract, screen, and present top candidates, helping small teams grow efficiently.

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Manage full-cycle recruiting: sourcing, interviewing, and hiring candidates

  • Partner with client hiring managers to clarify hiring objectives and priorities

  • Maintain strong communication with clients and internal team members

  • Develop and document recruiting plans, timelines, and candidate tracking

  • Deliver a professional, consultative experience to clients and candidates

  • Support small businesses with recruiting strategy, interview coordination, and offer management

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience)

  • 3+ years of recruiting experience, preferably corporate or agency

  • Experience with sourcing strategies, candidate outreach, and full-cycle recruiting

  • Comfortable managing multiple clients and priorities simultaneously

  • Strong written and verbal communication skills

  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively

  • Familiarity with applicant tracking systems (ATS) preferred

  • MS Office proficiency

Additional Information:

  • This is a remote, flexible, part-time / fractional role

  • Ideal candidates are consultative, organized, and experienced in small business hiring

  • Compensation is project or hourly based, depending on client engagement

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