HR/Recruiter Intern: Unpaid Part Time Mandatory Internship @ early stage startup
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Job Description
About Occibo
Occibo[occibo dot com] is a SaaS platform that helps creators build children’s books from manuscript to print ready output along with marketing assets. We focus on speed, quality, and simplicity for global creators.
Tasks
- Source candidates across EU and India using join.com and job platforms
- Build and maintain a structured candidate pipeline
- Screen resumes and shortlist profiles based on role needs
- Reach out to candidates by phone and emails and manage follow ups
- Schedule interviews and coordinate with founder
- Maintain accurate hiring tracker and status updates
- Support job posting and distribution
- Assist in basic employer branding and outreach efforts
Requirements
Good communication skills in English
Interest in recruitment, HR, or startup operations
Organized and detail focused
Comfortable working remotely and managing tasks independently
Basic familiarity with LinkedIn or job boards
Benefits
Hands on exposure to startup hiring across EU and India
End to end understanding of recruitment workflows
Flexible remote working setup
Direct collaboration with founder and core team
Internship Details
Type Mandatory internship
Duration: minimum 3 months
Compensation Unpaid
ASAP
Working hours Part time around ~20 hours per week
Location: Remote
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