Technical Talent Acquisition Associate

A note from Roshan, co-founder:

Hiring is one of the most important things any company does. It’s where most CEOs spend their time—because the people you bring in determine whether you build something enduring or not. Yet, hiring remains fundamentally broken at the ground level. With the rise of LLMs, we now have the tools—and the opportunity—to reimagine hiring. Not just automate it, but fundamentally rethink: How we spot exceptional talent How we capture deep context about the role, the team, the company How we match people to missions that matter And crucially, how we achieve all this at scale. We’re looking for someone excited to build this future with us.

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About Us

Founded in 2023 and backed by Better Capital, InCommon helps global companies build exceptional teams in India. We've spent the last 18 months going from 0-to-1 and are already profitable. Now, we’re scaling fast. We partner closely with PE-backed and Series B+ global companies, enabling them to build world-class teams in India.

Role Overview

Talent Acquisition Associate

Your day-to-day will involve:

• Supporting searches for technical roles in India and abroad
• Learning how to turn role requirements into clear candidate profiles
• Using AI tools to speed up sourcing, screening, and documentation
• Coordinating interviews, capturing feedback, and keeping candidates engaged
• Helping maintain organized trackers, notes, and pipelines
• Building relationships with candidates based on trust and transparency

Who You Are

• Technical foundation:

  You hold a

  degree in Computer Engineering or IT Engineering

  and are comfortable reading technical resumes and discussions.

• Curious and eager to learn:

  You want to understand both tech and hiring, and are open to experimenting with new tools.

• AI-literate (or excited to be):

  You’ve used LLMs or are interested in how they can make work faster and smarter.

• Organized operator:

  You can keep notes clean, trackers updated, and tasks moving.

• Good communicator:

  You write clearly, speak with confidence, and know how to listen.

• Trustworthy:

  You value confidentiality and building genuine relationships.