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Naked Farmer
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- Pay
- $60K to $70K
- a year
- Location
- Tampa, FL
- Work style
- Hybrid
- Posted
- Oct 29
- 2 days ago
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About the company
Naked Farmer
Restaurants · 51 to 200 employees
What you'll do
- Lead full-cycle recruiting for hourly and salaried positions
- Partner with hiring managers to understand staffing needs and workforce planning
- Post roles, source candidates, and build proactive talent pipelines
- Screen resumes, conduct interviews, and coordinate hiring processes
- Manage offers, background checks, and pre-boarding
- Track recruiting metrics including time-to-fill, retention, and quality of hire
- Support job fairs, hiring events, and new store openings
- Continuously improve recruiting processes for efficiency and scalability
What you need
- Experience recruiting hourly and salaried roles
- Strong interviewing and candidate assessment skills
- Excellent communication and relationship-building abilities
- Organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple openings
- Knowledge of applicant tracking systems and recruiting tools
- Restaurant or multi-unit experience (preferred)
- Hospitality experience (preferred)
Key skills
Full-cycle recruitingHigh-volume recruitingInterviewingCandidate assessmentCommunicationRelationship-buildingApplicant tracking systemsRecruiting tools
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Department: PeopleSalary: $60,000 to $70,000Location: Tampa, Headquarters (Hybrid)
Position Overview
We’re looking for a driven, people-first Recruiter to help us build exceptional teams across our restaurants and support center. This role owns full-cycle recruiting, delivers a best-in-class candidate experience, and ensures we attract talent that aligns with our culture and standards. You will focus on supporting all of our locations, with a big focus on NRO's and the hiring process for these new locations.
The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced environment, understands high-volume recruiting, and knows that the right hire directly impacts the guest experience. (A plus: hospitality experience!)
Key Responsibilities
Talent Acquisition
Lead full-cycle recruiting for hourly and salaried positions
Partner with hiring managers to understand staffing needs and workforce planning
Post roles, source candidates, and build proactive talent pipelines
Screen resumes, conduct interviews, and coordinate hiring processes
Manage offers, background checks, and pre-boarding
Ensure a seamless and professional candidate experience
Track recruiting metrics including time-to-fill, retention, and quality of hire
Employer Branding & Process Improvement
Strengthen employer brand through community outreach and referral programs
Support job fairs, hiring events, and new store openings
Continuously improve recruiting processes for efficiency and scalability
Qualifications
2–4+ years of recruiting experience (restaurant or multi-unit experience preferred)
Experience recruiting hourly and salaried roles
Strong interviewing and candidate assessment skills
Excellent communication and relationship-building abilities
Organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple openings
Knowledge of applicant tracking systems and recruiting tools
What Success Looks Like
Restaurants are fully staffed with strong, culture-aligned team members
Hiring managers feel supported and confident in the recruiting process
Time-to-fill goals are met without sacrificing quality
Turnover is reduced through stronger hiring decisions