Talent Acquisition Specialist
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Mutti in Emilia-Romagna
For over 125 years, Mutti Group has been rewriting the rules of the tomato industry, blending tradition with bold innovation to become Europe's #1 tomato brand. Today, our products bring the taste of Italy to more than 100 countries, fueling a global business that reached €777M in turnover in 2025, and still growing year after year.
We are more than just a food company:
we are a global Italian brand rooted in
quality, sustainability, and innovation,
with a fast-expanding footprint across continents.
For our HR team we are looking for a Talent Acquisition Specialist who will be working on talent acquisition practices and employer branding. Due to the fast international growth of the company, the Talent Acquisition Specialist will have the opportunity to work on both local and international recruitment processes, thereby gaining complete exposure to the main stakeholders of the Group across the HQ, the three production sites and seven international subsidiaries.
The position will be based in the Group Headquarter in Parma (Montechiarugolo).
Main responsibilities:
- Manage end-to-end recruitment processes for corporate and international roles, partnering with hiring managers to identify, attract and select the best talent.
- Collaborate with stakeholders across the Group Headquarters, production sites and international subsidiaries to ensure an efficient and high-quality hiring process.
- Develop and implement talent attraction and employer branding initiatives to strengthen Mutti's employer value proposition across different markets.
- Build and strengthen partnerships with universities, business schools and academic institutions to support early careers recruitment.
- Analyse recruitment data to identify trends and improve hiring effectiveness.
Requirements:
- 4-5 years of recruitment experience
- Fluency in Italian and English is mandatory
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools (Excel, Power Point).
- Ability to influence and guide decision-making processes
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