Join Rogo as a Talent Acquisition Recruiter to shape GTM hiring practices in the APAC region.
Posted by employer 17 hours ago
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Last verified on the company career page 2 hours ago
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AI in the day-to-day
Rogo builds AI-native tools for finance.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, visa sponsorship.
Joblaze summary
In this role, the recruiter will manage the end-to-end hiring process for go-to-market positions across the APAC region, focusing on building Rogo's employer brand and refining recruiting practices tailored to local markets. Key skills include experience in enterprise software or financial services recruiting, strong organizational abilities, and proficiency with ATS tools like Ashby. This position is ideal for a seasoned recruiter with a background in diverse APAC markets, particularly Japan, who thrives in fast-paced environments and enjoys tackling complex challenges.
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From the original posting
Rogo is building AI-native tools for finance and scaling our go-to-market team is critical to that mission. We're hiring for our first dedicated GTM recruiting hire on the ground in Singapore.
You'll establish what great GTM hiring looks like locally, building our employer brand and presence with candidates in the region, and working closely with global and local teams as we continue to expand our footprint in APAC.
There's real frontier work here: figuring out what GTM recruiting best practices look like for this market, and helping APAC become a stronger hub for talent as we grow.
What You Will Own
Run GTM recruiting for APAC end-to-end
Own hiring for GTM roles across Singapore, Sydney and Japan
Manage interview logistics across time zones, ensuring speed and precision
Keep processes moving forward without bottlenecks or delays
Align on hiring priorities, pipeline health, and process improvements across regions
Build our presence in APAC
Work closely with our leaders to shape hiring priorities as we expand our regional presence
Establish and refine GTM recruiting best practices tailored to the APAC candidate market
Help build Rogo's brand and reputation with GTM talent in the region
Own candidate experience
Serve as a primary point of contact for candidates
Communicate clearly, promptly, and professionally throughout the process
Ensure every candidate has a high-quality, thoughtful experience
Drive recruiting operations
Maintain clean, accurate data in Ashby
Ensure interview feedback is submitted on time and processes stay on track
Track candidate progress and next steps with strong attention to detail
Support evaluation and hiring decisions
Conduct reference checks and synthesise insights for hiring teams
Occasionally support initial candidate screens when needed
Improve how we hire
Identify inefficiencies and gaps specific to hiring in the APAC market
Propose and implement improvements to increase speed and quality
Help build scalable recruiting infrastructure as the APAC team grows
What You Will Need
5+ years of experience in recruiting, ideally for enterprise software, AI native or FS organisations
Experience hiring in multiple territories in APAC including Japan
Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
Ability to manage multiple roles, candidates, and timelines simultaneously
Clear and professional written and verbal communication
High ownership and strong judgment - you proactively solve problems
Experience with ATS tools (Ashby preferred) and modern productivity tools
Comfort working across time zones and with senior stakeholders, including our cofounder
Willingness to operate in a fast-paced, constantly evolving environment
You thrive in fast-paced environments. You are high-intensity and care a lot about what you do, and you're ecstatic to work at a startup.
Up and to the right: Rogo has strong product adoption with the world's leading financial institutions, and we are still early. The upside is enormous.
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