Cara Kirshon — Technical Recruiter
Recruiting product managers and engineers at Hims & Hers. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm a USC Viterbi graduate who began my career in technical recruiting shortly after graduating with a degree in Computer Science. I was a Machine Learning Sourcer at Google for 2 years before moving on to a leadership staffing role with Meta for 5 years. I now recruit for the telehealth company Hims & Hers. I am often asked why I decided to go into recruiting over engineering, and my answer is always the same: I am passionate about recruiting! I love finding the leaders who will inevitably change the world as we know it. I have been a recruiter for Full Stack, Backend, and ML Engineers, Security Leadership, and Product Management Leadership. I source, identify and qualify candidates across Monetization/Ads, Integrity, Privacy, Messaging, Video, Recommendation Systems, Generative AI, Infrastructure, and ML.
Stackforce AI infers this person is a Technical Recruiter specializing in tech talent acquisition across various sectors.
Location: Austin, Texas, United States
Experience: 10 yrs 11 mos
Skills
- Talent Acquisition
- Recruiting
- Product Management Leadership
- Security Leadership
- Software Engineering
- Machine Learning Recruiting
- Staffing Management
- Recruiting Management
- Technical Recruiting
Career Highlights
- Expert in recruiting top tech talent across multiple domains.
- Proven track record in hiring leadership roles in tech.
- Passionate about connecting candidates with their ideal roles.
Work Experience
hims & hers
Senior Technical Recruiter (7 mos)
Meta
Senior Recruiter / Sourcer - Product Management Leadership (5 yrs 6 mos)
Machine Learning Recruiting Specialist (1 yr 11 mos)
Robert Half Technology
Recruiting Manager (3 mos)
Technical Recruiter (10 mos)
Workbridge Associates
Technical Recruiter (10 mos)
University of Southern California
Student Consultant (1 yr 3 mos)
Education
Bachelor of Science (BS) at University of Southern California
at Saint Andrew's School