Talent Coordinator Associate

Date PostedJune 4, 2026LocationAsia Japan Tokyo MinatoCompanyShahani Associates, Ltd.SalaryJPY 3500K - JPY 4500KTypesales/ae - hr sales sales/ae - inside sales

Job Summary

The Associate position serves as an entry point for a career in Talent Coordination at SHAHANI. You will participate in systematic on-the-job training to master recruiting and sales skills. The core focus of this role involves telephone outreach, candidate management, and supporting recruitment operations.

Responsibilities

  • Execute candidate search via cold calling
  • Build and maintain candidate relationships
  • Manage interview scheduling and coordination
  • Perform administrative and data management tasks

Required Skills

  • Business level English (TOEIC 735-860)
  • Fluent Japanese (JLPT N1)
  • Comfortable with telephone communication
  • Strong interpersonal and sales-oriented mindset

Job Details

### Job Responsibilities - Candidate Search (Core Task): Primarily using telephone approaches, with LinkedIn and email used as needed. - Building and following up with candidates. - Supporting administrative and ad-hoc tasks (meeting minute taking, data management, collaboration with the research team, etc.). - Scheduling and managing interview progress. *While KPIs are set for each task, they are merely guidelines and not absolute standards. Effort and continuous growth are paramount. ### Working Hours - 9:00-18:00 (8 hours of actual work) ### Language Requirements - English Level: Business Conversation Level (TOEIC 735-860) - Japanese Level: Fluent (JLPT Level 1 or N1) ### Holidays & Benefits - Complete two-day weekend (Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays) - 10 days of annual paid leave (minimum number of days granted after 6 months of employment) - Year-end and New Year holidays (approximately 2 weeks) - Golden Week holidays (9 consecutive days/depending on the calendar) - Refreshment leave - Bereavement leave - Maternity, childcare, and other leave *Passive smoking prevention measures: Indoor smoking is prohibited in principle.