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Hybrid

Strategic Projects Lead, Recruiting

Anthropic

Overview

Take on recruiting's biggest ambiguous bets: define the problem, ship the smallest testable version, and hand each one off as a repeatable program before moving to the next Own the operating rhythm across the teams that support recruiting, so we plan, review, and decide as one function

Benefits, from the posting itself

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“optional equity donation matching”

Key Responsibilities

  • Take on recruiting's biggest ambiguous bets: define the problem, ship the smallest testable version, and hand each one off as a repeatable program before moving to the next
  • Own the operating rhythm across the teams that support recruiting, so we plan, review, and decide as one function
  • Spot recurring friction and fix the system behind it, not just the case in front of you
  • Own process design when company-wide changes run through recruiting, and drive them to real adoption with the partners who own the build and the comms
  • Be recruiting's DRI for headcount and workforce planning, including hiring pace and readiness for new regions

Key Requirements

  • Have 8-10+ years in program management, business operations, chief of staff, or people/talent roles at a fast-growing company, with increasing scope over time
  • Have been part of a talent team or partnered closely with one, and understand how recruiting operates day to day
  • Think in systems: you see how the pieces connect, anticipate downstream effects, and design fixes that work across team boundaries
  • Have owned several complex workstreams at once and made hard prioritization calls without much guidance
  • Set the strategy and vision for your area rather than executing someone else's plan