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Specialist, Early Careers Program - New York City or Toronto (Hybrid) | 12-month contract

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Remote or Hybrid
Hiring Remotely in US
Mid level
Coordinates end-to-end logistics for early careers programs serving interns, co-ops, and rotational participants. Responsibilities include candidate scheduling, event and venue coordination, orientations, learning sessions, participant communications, stakeholder management, program tracking, and real-time issue resolution. The role partners with recruiting, HR, and business teams, supports high-volume interview days using GoodTime, and serves as the primary participant contact and program ambassador during peak programming periods.
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ABOUT THIS ROLE

Core contributor in Early Careers Talent Program. Owns end-to-end logistics and coordination for early talent programs — interns, co-ops, and rotational participants — exercising judgment on day-to-day decisions while partnering with the Program Lead, recruiters, and business stakeholders to deliver a high-quality, consistent, and scalable program experience.


YOUR DAY IN THE LIFE

Wilson is seeking a motivated, highly organized Early Careers Program Specialist to join our collaborative, dynamic, and forward-thinking team. As our client scales its early talent programs as a critical pipeline for future talent, this role is essential to delivering a high-quality, consistent, and scalable program experience — supporting logistics, execution, and participant engagement. Does this sound like you? The Early Careers Program Specialist partners directly with the Program Lead and serves as the primary on-the-ground resource during peak programming periods, acting as the face of the program and ensuring a polished, high-touch experience for every participant.


YOU WILL:

  • Own end-to-end program and event logistics, including candidate scheduling, venue management, communications, and stakeholder coordination
  • Coordinate and execute on-site programming such as orientation, L&D sessions, and events
  • Serve as the primary point of contact for interns, co-ops, and program participants
  • Act as the face of the program, ensuring a polished, high-touch experience
  • Maintain trackers, communications, and program documentation
  • Partner with the Program Lead, Talent Acquisition, HRBPs, and business stakeholders
  • Troubleshoot issues in real time and ensure seamless execution across all touchpoints
  • Support scheduling for flagship early talent programs using GoodTime, coordinating high-volume interview days, program sessions, and stakeholder availability
  • Ensure accuracy, efficiency, and a seamless scheduling and event experience for candidates and internal partners
  • 12-month contract

REQUIREMENTS

  • 2-5 years in program coordination, events, recruiting operations, or a similar function
  • Availability to travel on-site during peak programming periods, such as summer intern and co-op season and major events (hybrid model during peak season; remote outside of peak season)
  • Strong organizational and execution skills with high attention to detail
  • Experience managing complex scheduling and logistics
  • Confident, professional communicator with client-facing experience
  • Proven ability to support large, dynamic populations such as students and cohorts
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment, staying calm under pressure with strong real-time problem-solving ability
  • High energy with a strong customer-service mindset; thrives working with intern and early career populations and serves as a polished brand ambassador
  • Experience with GoodTime or similar scheduling platforms (preferred)
  • Experience with early talent, campus, or L&D programs (preferred)
  • Corporate or cross-functional stakeholder exposure, with familiarity with event coordination tools and program tracking systems (preferred)

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