Associate Recruitment Consultant

Title: Associate Recruitment ConsultantLocation: LondonCompensation: 30,000 base salary + uncapped commissionSchedule: Mon/Thurs: 10am-7pm Tues/Wed: 10am-8pm Fri: 1pm-5pm(Wed and Fri are WFH after your first few months)Join JCW's Growing London OfficeWe're expanding our team of Recruitment Consultants across US banking & finance, regulatory & insurance, legal, and quant markets. You'll begin by supporting experienced recruiters, focusing on sourcing, qualifying, and managing candidates for active roles with the opportunity to grow into a 360 consultant position over time. Many of our team members come from diverse educational and professional backgrounds, and our structured and intensive training program equips them with the skills to thrive in this fast-paced, relationship-driven industry.What You'll Be DoingPartner with senior recruiters to identify and engage mid-to-senior-level candidates across specialized US markets.Build strong relationships with candidates while learning the fundamentals of recruitment and market operations.Support business development activity and contribute to a collaborative team environment.Earn uncapped commission on successful placements.Why Join JCW?The US recruitment market is booming - 10x larger than the UK and the only market with sustained growth right now. JCW is a global recruitment firm with offices across the U.S. and Europe, providing industry-leading training and development from day one. You'll gain exposure to a significantly larger market and have the opportunity to travel to America as you develop your career.What We OfferCompetitive Compensation: 30,000 base salary + uncapped commissionTraining & Development: A structured program designed by recruiters, for recruiters—building the foundation for long-term successCareer Progression: Opportunities to expand your skills and, over time, grow into a full 360 recruitment roleDepartmentEmployment TypeFull-TimeMinimum ExperienceEntry-level

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