I currently recruit TPM's for our Product teams, mainly for Instagram. The TPM at Facebook is a hybrid role, where one is not only expected to wear the Program Management hat, but also the Product Manager and Engineering Manager hats. I've supported both Infra and Product TPM teams, and many industry Product Managers or Engineering Managers are surprised when they find out that their role at their current companies is similar to what our TPMs do here. If you are curious to learn more about the impact a TPM has at Facebook, I'd be happy to chat with you.

I joined Facebook because I believe in our mission to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. I am excited to be a part of a company whose products touch not only my own life but of others globally. As someone whose friends and family are mostly located globally, I greatly appreciate the fact that Facebook and its products keep us all connected and close. Facebook has grown past being just a social network, and we are not done.If our mission speaks to you, hit me up. I recruited Technical Program Managers for our Infrastructure Engineering Organization and I now recruit TPMs for our Product teams.

At Wealthfront, we believe that personal finance is important and that everyone deserves sophisticated financial advice. We are proud of our Engineering-driven culture and we believe that software will fundamentally reshape the industry. I am on the Talent team here at Wealthfront, and nothing has made me more proud about being here than seeing the company grow and knowing that our small team had plenty to do with it. :)We are hiring, so feel free to reach out.

I mainly support our Systems and Infrastructure teams. Help us scale LinkedIn's infrastructure to handle massive growth in membership, traffic, and data, as we continue to experience dramatic growth in the usage of our products. Bring your experience in distributed technologies and algorithms, your great API and systems-design sensibilities, and your passion for writing code that performs at extreme scale.Interested in the following roles at different levels? Contact me: mgarcia [at] linkedin [dot] com- Systems and Infrastructure Engineers (Platform Engineers)- Application Engineers (Backend and Front-End)- Performance Engineers- Tools Engineers- Mobile Engineers- Data Mining and Machine Learning Engineers

• Supporting the Infrastructure Operations and Product Engineering teams with their hiring needs. • Partnering with recruiters, hiring managers, and engineers to get a better understanding of each search.• Identifying passive candidates through internet searches, networking, employee referrals, recruiting/sourcing tools, and engaging them via email and/or phone. • Screening profiles and qualify candidates via voice or video calls for basic technical skills, interest level, availability, team fit, considerations, etc. • Manage candidate records and workflow through ATS (Jobvite).• Run and participate in “source jams” for special projects.

I started as a Sourcer on a 5-month contract supporting the hiring needs of the organization's Operations, Engineering, Professional Services, Client Services, and QA teams. But even in these first five months, I was already doing full-cycle recruiting for technical and non-technical position. I was then converted to a full-time employee at the end of my contract, where I continued to support our technical and non-technical hiring needs in the US, Europe, and Asia. I performed full-cycle recruiting for our Eng Ops roles, but I also sourced for the other technical and non-technical roles of the company to help other recruiters with their pipelines. On March 22, 2013, Marin Software became a publicly-traded company, and it was a great feeling knowing the we all contributed to the growth of the company.

• Performed daily recruiting activities including resume sourcing and review, candidate screening and interviews, candidate presentation, scheduling interviews, rate negotiation. • Used an internal database, job sites, job postings, distribution lists, referrals, networking, online communities, and Boolean search strings to source candidates for technical contract positions.• Maintained data in proprietary database to ensure active pipeline control. • Provided leads to the sales and recruiting team based on information gathered through research and networking.• Participated in daily board reviews with Account Executives and management in qualifying requirements • Ensured paperwork for all candidates was completed and in full compliance with company policies and government regulations.• Closely coordinated with subcontractors and consultants with regard to job descriptions, interviews, consultant start dates, and other logistics.• Negotiated rates with candidates and subcontractors in order to achieve possible maximum profit per placement.• Actively recruited Software Engineers/Architects, Database Developers and Administrators, Network/System/Security Engineers and Administrators, Web Developers, Quality Assurance/Test Engineers, Project Managers, and Business and Data Analysts for contract positions.• Mainly supported our Wells Fargo account, specializing on technologies such as Java/J2EE, Oracle, UNIX, JavaScript, and HP Testing tools. • Provided support for other accounts with some focus on other web, database, and data warehouse technologies.

Dell-UBS via Peak Systems, San Francisco, CAPerforce Software via Bayport Networks, Inc, Alameda, CAResponsibilities:• System deployment through replacement, migration, reimaging, and de-installation. • Used Symantec Ghost for reimaging. • Worked with Windows, Linux, and Mac systems.• Gathered MAC addresses of various machines to help increase security against spoofing.

I planned a move from Michigan to the San Francisco Bay Area, and decided to join another consulting group, called AB Star Group. The role here was pretty similar to the one I had at Global Consulting Group, except that the company was smaller. Aside from full-cycle recruiting, account management, and consultant marketing, I would also help out in a technical support capacity such as troubleshooting devices and network connectivity, creating/deleting employee email accounts, setting up workstations, etc.

I left my previous job in the Philippines after being hired as by a consulting company in Michigan. I had previously offered our recruiting services to this company, but was eventually asked to interview with them. This was my experience doing recruiting for the US market. It was also my first experience marketing candidates and looking for jobs for them. I was used to receiving a job requisition first, and then finding people to fill these reqs. That was still the case here, but this time I also needed to help our consultants get jobs.I initially supported a team of 12 other account managers with regard to their need for corp-to-corp consultants, and was tasked to monitor activity such as candidate submissions and placements. There was a time where I was also tasked to supervise an offshore team of 3 recruiters in India. By the end of my stay there, I was a team lead of one of our four regional teams, which consisted of 3 recruiters/account managers per team.We were all full-cycle recruiters and account managers. Not only did we find people for job requisitions, we also found jobs for our benched consultants, and coordinated everything else, from interview schedules, training, travel logistics, etc.

I started my career as a Recruiter for the top executive search firm in the Philippines. There I was, fresh from getting my Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems, and I was already meeting with C-level folks from our local and foreign clients. I was tasked to perform technical recruiting and some account management for our BPO clients. My searches included junior to senior level positions such as searches for software developers, network and system administrators, Project Managers, IT Managers, Technology Directors, CIO’s, CTO’s, and so on. Other searches involved sales, graphic design, financial, and marketing positions. It wasn't until after my first month that I was able to get someone hired at one of my startup clients, which was based in Ireland/California, but was also building their pioneer team in the Philippines. It was this hire that helped me realize how much I enjoyed helping others get to that next step in their careers. It was also this experience of helping build this pioneer team that made me realize that I enjoy building/growing teams.I eventually ended up recruiting for and managing more accounts, and I ended my stay here as a team lead with two other recruiters in my team.