Hope Barnes โ Recruiter
*all thoughts and opinions expressed on this platform are my own* ๐ Hi! Iโm Hope, and I lead recruiting for Tanium's sales development teams. My professional life has been shaped by innovative communities on 3 continents, in environments from non-profit to startup to small business. I get excited about being a strategic advisor for my hiring teams, building out new processes, and creating a great candidate experience! Tanium stands out from the crowd: ๐ The majority of the Fortune 100 and multiple branches of the U.S. Armed Forces rely on our AEM platform for total IT environment management, visibility, and security. ๐ Award-winning culture for a reason: we strive to actually live up to our values of winning as a team, being unstoppable, and doing the right thing. ๐ Interns: you'll be paired with an experienced mentor in your field to give you the support and training you need to succeed! If you're interested in Tanium, feel free to follow along for the ride! ๐ฉโ๐ป
Stackforce AI infers this person is a Recruitment Specialist with a strong focus on Diversity and Inclusion initiatives.
Location: Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
Experience: 4 yrs 4 mos
Skills
- Full-life Cycle Recruiting
- Diversity Recruitment
- Recruiting
- Team Leadership
- Employer Branding
- Technical Recruiting
- Writing
- Consulting
Career Highlights
- Led strategic recruiting initiatives across multiple departments.
- Enhanced diversity in talent acquisition through innovative strategies.
- Achieved significant increases in interview invitations for clients.
Work Experience
Tanium
Recruiter, GTM (2 yrs 2 mos)
University Recruiter, Campus Lead (1 yr 8 mos)
University Recruiter, Technical R&D (9 mos)
Houghton College
Phonathon Supervisor (1 mo)
Senior Admissions Coordinator (9 mos)
Junior Admissions Coordinator (1 yr)
Freelance
Resume Writer and Consultant (1 yr 4 mos)
Technology HUB
Project Management and Communications Intern (11 mos)
Education
Bachelorโs degree at Houghton University
Semester-long intensive study abroad on the religions at Middle East Studies Program