Description The Opportunity: Be the Face of ELVTR for World-Class Leaders ELVTR is a premier online education platform that produces premium courses taught by the world's top business leaders. We are looking for a sophisticated, high-energy Executive Interviewer
to act as the first point of contact for these industry giants. Imagine a daily routine where you aren't just "interviewing candidates"—you are strategizing with VPs from Google, Directors from Netflix, and Executives from Spotify. Note: You will not be sourcing (scouring LinkedIn). We have a dedicated team of sourcers for that - they will schedule your Zoom calls for you. Your sole focus is screening, engaging, and closing high-level leads on the vision of becoming an ELVTR instructor.
Working Hours The Schedule : This role operates on a schedule aligned with US business hours (EST/PST). Please only apply if you have a quiet, professional home office environment available during these hours.
Who You Are A "Peer" to Executives:
You have the gravitas to hold your own in a conversation with a C-suite leader.



You are polished, articulate, and confident. A Hunter, Not a Gatherer:
You have a "headhunter's mindset." You understand that high-level talent needs to be courted, not just processed. A Vision Seller:
You aren't reading a script. You can articulate the ELVTR mission with such conviction that a busy executive pauses their day to listen to you. Resilient & High-Energy:
You will conduct multiple high-stakes video interviews a day. You maintain the same energy on your last call as you did on your first. Key Responsibilities Conduct Executive Screening Calls:
Lead video interviews with prospective instructors (sourced by our recruiting team) to evaluate their charisma, expertise, and teaching potential. The "Pivot" to Sales:
Assess the candidate quickly. If they are a match, instantly pivot from "interviewer" to "recruiter" to sell them on the vision of building a course with ELVTR. Quality Control

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