Talent Acquisition Specialist French & English Speaker H/F, CLEEVEN

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Bruxelles
1000
Brussel
België

Contract

Vooltijds, Onbepaalde duur

Datum gepubliceerd

2025-06-21

Online to:

2025-08-20
EUR 15.00 HOUR

Talent Acquisition Specialist French & English Speaker H/F

CLEEVEN
Brussel
Andere
4 dagen geleden

Join a Dynamic and Exciting Team at Cleeven – Talent Acquisition Internship Opportunity Are you looking for a hands-on internship in a vibrant, fast-paced environment? Do you want to gain experience in recruitment while working in a company that values your growth and potential? Join us at Cleeven and take your first steps in Talent Acquisition with real responsibilities, mentorship, and an amazing team culture ! Cleeven is an international engineering consulting firm built on two fundamental principles: That’s why we’re looking for someone like you to help us grow. YOUR ROLE AS TALENT ACQUISITION INTERN As a Talent Acquisition Intern, you will support our recruitment team in identifying and attracting top talent across Europe. Supporting the full recruitment process, from job postings to interview coordination Assisting in the creation of job descriptions and employer branding content Participating in recruitment marketing initiatives and events Helping improve and maintain our candidate database and tracking tools You are currently pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in HR, business, psychology, communication, or a related field You are fluent in French and English (Dutch is a plus) You enjoy working in a team and taking initiative A first experience or interest in recruitment or HR is a strong asset As an intern, you’ll be immersed in our company culture and benefit from: Regular check-ins with your internship supervisor to track progress and goals Team Integration: Social events and team-building activities to connect with Cleeven consultants Apply now and gain meaningful experience in Talent Acquisition while contributing to exciting projects with us.

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