Full Lifecycle Recruiter, AWS Talent Acquisition
Location
London, United Kingdom
Job Type
Full-time
Category
other-general
Posted
June 18, 2026
Description
Join Amazon Web Service's (AWS) Talent Acquisition team and shape the future of our organization by connecting exceptional talent with transformative career opportunities. As a Full Lifecycle Recruiter, you'll own the complete recruitment journey—from discovering and engaging candidates to closing offers and welcoming new team members—while creating meaningful experiences that reflect Amazon's commitment to inclusion and excellence.
Key job responsibilities
*Must be a UK citizen
- Source and engage candidates using internal and external tools, search techniques, and multiple channels—including employee referrals, career portals, and events—to build high-quality, unbiased candidate pipelines that meet team goals and service level agreements
- Conduct pre-screening conversations to assess candidate compensation expectations, skill alignment, and availability, while explaining the interview process and setting accurate expectations about roles and co...
Join Amazon Web Service's (AWS) Talent Acquisition team and shape the future of our organization by connecting exceptional talent with transformative career opportunities. As a Full Lifecycle Recruiter, you'll own the complete recruitment journey—from discovering and engaging candidates to closing offers and welcoming new team members—while creating meaningful experiences that reflect Amazon's commitment to inclusion and excellence.
Key job responsibilities
*Must be a UK citizen
- Source and engage candidates using internal and external tools, search techniques, and multiple channels—including employee referrals, career portals, and events—to build high-quality, unbiased candidate pipelines that meet team goals and service level agreements
- Conduct pre-screening conversations to assess candidate compensation expectations, skill alignment, and availability, while explaining the interview process and setting accurate expectations about roles and co...