Talent Sourcer
Airtel ATN · Ahmedabad · onsite · Posted 59d ago
Undisclosed1–3 yrsfulltimeSourced from
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About this role
Role & responsibilities
Key Responsibilities:
- Source and attract passive candidates using Naukri, Boolean searches, LinkedIn, and other niche tech platforms.
- Strong understanding of telecommunications technologies, including mobile networks, fiber optics, VoIP, and 5G.
- Familiarity with relevant industry certifications such as Cisco (CCNA, CCNP) or CompTIA for technical roles
- Partner with recruiters and hiring managers to deeply understand role requirements, team goals, and tech stack alignment
- Build and manage talent pipelines for niche and critical tech roles
- Drive proactive talent mapping and competitive intelligence in the telecom, product, and digital tech ecosystem
- Conduct initial candidate outreach and engagement to qualify interest and fit
- Maintain ATS and sourcing trackers for real-time pipeline visibility and reporting
- Recommend creative sourcing strategies to improve turnaround time and quality of hires
- Stay updated on talent market trends, salary benchmarks, and competitor hiring activities
Sourced from naukri
Skills
ScreeningNon IT RecruitmentSourcingBulk HiringTalent AcquisitionnegotiationSales HiringBPO HiringVolume HiringMass Hiring
About Airtel ATN

Airtel ATN
Telecom
11-50
employees
Dún Laoghaire
Ireland
₹3.1L PA avg
Avg at Airtel ATN
About
Airtel ATN hopes to soar above its competition. The company provides data communications software and services for customers in the aviation industry. Airtel's products support the next-generation digital communications system known as the Aeronautical Telecommunications Network (ATN). Products include ATN routers, ATN transport servers, and generic ATN communications packages. The company's services include software development, systems integration, engineering, installation, and training. the company has provided communications systems to aviation customers since 1993. In 2006 the company was acquired and taken private in an MBO led by chief executive Frank O'Connor and director Norman Stewart.
Industries
TelecomHardware & NetworkingSoftware Product
Employee ratings
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Culture
3.3
Career growth
2.6
Work-life
3.3
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