Vacancy

We are Traffic Jam — a team of traffic arbitrage professionals focused on gambling. We create solutions that really work: bring results, drive business, and allow every team member to grow. We have an atmosphere of drive, support, and engagement. Everyone on the team enjoys their work and knows exactly why they are here. Traffic Jam is a place where your expertise turns into results. We are looking for a freelance recruiter who is ready to fill vacancies on a per-hire basis with the prospect of becoming part of the Traffic Jam team. What awaits you at Traffic Jam: Work on key vacancies in the buying department — from juniors to team leads; Complete freedom — flexible schedule, remote work, your own work pace; Transparent performance-based payment: a fixed amount for each hired candidate who successfully passes the probation period; Support and access to the internal expertise of the Traffic Jam HR department; Opportunity to earn well through fast and high-quality placements; Prospect of becoming a full-time employee and building recruiting together with the team with stable results. Our expectations: Experience in recruiting in traffic arbitrage and/or iGaming — it is important to understand the specifics of the market and roles; Ability to manage the full recruitment cycle: from the initial message to the candidate to their offer and start date; Skill in effectively establishing communication with candidates and bringing them to the final interview; Independence, proactivity, and focus on results — the key indicator for us is closed positions, not the work process itself; Readiness to work at the Traffic Jam pace: operatively, clearly, and without bureaucracy. Your tasks: Fill key positions in traffic arbitrage — attract relevant candidates who are a real fit; Conduct initial interviews and assess candidates; Accompany the candidate until they start and keep the team updated on statuses; Actively search for new candidates through all available channels; Focus on results — it is important that positions are actually filled, not just that work is being done on the process.