Lead – Talent Acquisition
Sharaf DG is seeking a Head of Talent Acquisition to lead the talent function for its retail and DG group across the UAE and India. The role involves setting global hiring strategy, leading senior leadership searches, and overseeing the scale-up of GCC operations. The candidate will partner with executive leadership to build a tech-first organization using modern AI-led assessment and ATS technology. This position requires deep expertise in both executive search and high-volume recruitment infrastructure.
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Experience
15+ years
Function
Human Resources
Work mode
Onsite, United Arab Emirates
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Sharaf DG is seeking a Head of Talent Acquisition to lead the talent function for its retail and DG group across the UAE and India. The role involves setting global hiring strategy, leading senior leadership searches, and overseeing the scale-up of GCC operations. The candidate will partner with executive leadership to build a tech-first organization using modern AI-led assessment and ATS technology. This position requires deep expertise in both executive search and high-volume recruitment infrastructure.
TAL's take
High-level strategic role with significant organizational impact at a large retail group, though it sits in a traditional sector rather than a high-growth tech Tier-1.
Very clear JD defining strategy, leadership, and operational requirements across diverse geographies and functions.
Must haves
- 15+ years of progressive Talent Acquisition leadership experience
- Experience hiring in the Gulf / GCC labour market
- Experience scaling a Global Capability Centre or captive centre
- Hands-on experience hiring across tech and non-tech functions
- Experience hiring senior management and leadership talent
Tools and skills
About the company
Established retail and group conglomerate with significant regional presence, but not a globally recognized top-tier tech brand.
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