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Wave Mobile Money Inc.

Senior Recruiter

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Description

Lead hiring efforts in Niger as Wave expands across Africa, attracting, assessing, and closing talent while building scalable, data-driven recruiting practices.

Responsibilities

  • Own full-cycle recruitment for leadership and business-critical roles in Niger.
  • Build sourcing strategies tailored to the Niger market and contribute to regional pipelines.
  • Partner with hiring managers to define hiring strategies and deliver high-quality hires.
  • Deliver an exceptional candidate experience and represent Wave's mission and culture.
  • Improve recruiting processes and implement scalable solutions.
  • Use data and analytics to track pipeline health and optimize hiring funnels.
  • Maintain high-quality ATS data for reporting and insights.
  • Design and drive inclusive hiring strategies.
  • Uphold a high hiring bar aligned with company values.
  • Mentor junior recruiters and contribute to the regional Talent function.

Requirements

  • 6+ years owning end-to-end recruitment processes.
  • 3+ years of in-house recruiting experience in Africa, ideally in high-growth environments.
  • Experience hiring for field and office roles.
  • Deep understanding of talent markets in Niger.
  • Fluency in French and English.
  • Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
  • Strong analytical mindset with comfort using metrics, KPIs, and spreadsheets.
  • Ability to operate autonomously in a fast-paced, ambiguous environment.
  • Work authorization in Niger is required.

Benefits

  • Generous parental leave policies: 26 weeks for mothers and 4 weeks for fathers.
  • Subsidized child care when returning to work.
  • Subsidized gym memberships and fitness classes.
  • Airtime reimbursement.

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