Talent Acquisition Associate
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - Lvmh in Roma
Talent Acquisition Associate - Maternity Leave The Talent Acquisition Associate (Maternity Leave) will support the team in all recruitment processes at corporate level ensuring high delivery standard and qualitative candidates to Hiring Managers.
The position is based in Rome within the Human Resources Corporate Department and reports to the Talent Acquisition Supervisor and BP Corporate.
Job responsabilities Analyze internal recruitment needs and engage with Hiring Managers to understand their recruitment requirements;
Create job descriptions and post job advertisements on our website and job boards;
Source and attract candidates using all our recruitment channels;
Review and screen resumes and applications received;
Conduct interviews and filtercandidatesto identify the best shortlist;
Create detailed metrics for sourcing, interviews and hires;
Build relationships with HR and Business stakeholders to deliver excellent service and results;
Support the team in people care initiatives and act as a point of contact for employee inquiries,
fostering a supportive and engaging work environment;
Contribute to promoting diversity and inclusion within the hiring process, aligning with our commitment to sustainable and responsible talent acquisition practices.
Profile 3 years of corporate recruiting background, including sourcing and full life cycle recruitment experience;
Strong communication skills and ability to influence others and guide Hiring Managers;
Precision, strong commitment and high energy;
Ability to deal with different deadlines, ad-hoc requests and prioritize the different tasks;
Fluent in Italian and English.
“LVMH is committed to non-discrimination and respect of each person’s singularities. We recognize and recruit all types of talent”.
Additional information For new joiners for this role in Italy, the annual gross salary associated with this position is EUR 26.000
This is only the initial annual gross salary granted to this position. This figure has been