Aclat, Inc.

03/03/2022

03/01/2022

Bench Sales Recruiters Needed

Job description
Roles and Responsibilities

Must have strong knowledge of US Staffing and Bench Sales.

Must have worked mostly with Tier 1/ Prime vendors.

Good knowledge about US tax terms like C2C, W2 &1099, Knowledge of visa classification Terms, Rules & Policies H1B, OPT, Stem OPT, H4 EAD and TN Visa.

Using social networks and research to build an internal database and recruit passive candidates
Must have the ability to work independently and within a team environment.

Must be a results-oriented self-starter with the ability to meet deadlines.

Hands-on working with Job Portals like Dice, Monster, and Indeed and all social media platforms.

Proficient in using Job Boards like Dice, Monster, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google, Free Job Sites, etc. to source requirements for Candidates.

Must have good communication skills. Must be fluent in English.

Must have excellent written & verbal communication skills

Desired Candidate Profile
Onsite only.
Perks and Benefits
Best in industry.

02/27/2022

Refer your friends & give them an accelerated career with “Aclat, Inc”

02/22/2022

Looking for H1-B visa sponsorship? We are here to help you.

01/25/2022

Are you looking for H1-B visa sponsorship?

03/19/2018

IBM is hard at work on the problem of ubiquitous computing, and its approach, understandably enough, is to make a computer small enough that you might mistake it for a grain of sand. Eventually the…

12/29/2017

Chicago Tech Raised $113M in December:

Chicago-area tech and startup companies received at least $113 million in venture capital funding in December as the year comes to a close.

It’s a dip from November, when Chicago tech raised more than $184 million. But it’s still a strong finish to a year full of major investments. To see the biggest fundings of 2017, check out Chicago Inno’s list here.

During the last month of the year, Evanston-based biopharmaceutical company Aptinyx led the month’s funding news when it received $70 million in a Series B round.

Here are five Chicago tech companies that raised money in December:

Aptinyx: The biopharmaceutical startup raised $70 million in a Series B round led by Bain Capital Life Sciences. Aptinyx, which is working to develop therapies for neurologic diseases like Parkinson’s and post-traumatic stress disorder, has raised $135 million since launching in 2015.

Heretik: The legal software startup, which helps attorneys efficiently review contracts, raised $2.4 million in a seed funding round led by Sam Yagan’s Corazon Capital. The money will help Heretik expand its sales, marketing and customer success teams, and improve its product. Other investors in the round included Chicago Ventures and Relativity.

Label Insight: The tech company, which uses data science to help bring transparency to food product labels, raised $21 million in a funding round led by Delta-v Capital, with participation from River Cities Capital Funds. The startup has now raised more than $35 million since launching in 2008.

SwipeSense: The startup, which aims to provide hospitals with technology that helps keep healthcare facilities cleaner, raised $10.6 million in a funding round led by Eclipse Ventures, with participation from Sandbox Industries. SwipeSense, launched in 2012, has raised $23.3 million to date.

Tovala: In a Series A round led by Origin Ventures, the startup raised $9.2 million, which will help it get its smart oven into more homes. Other investors in the round included the Pritzker Group, Y Combinator and Morningstar Founder Joe Mansueto, among others. Tovala has now raised more than $13 million since launching in 2015.

11/01/2017

15 Entrepreneurs Who Left Everything To Launch Their Businesses In America.

The end of 2016 and first half of 2017 were tumultuous times in America, and many of us felt our sense of national pride slipping. As Independence Day grows closer, it’s easy to feel out of sorts and to wonder: what exactly are we celebrating?

11/01/2017

As companies search for ways to modernize their technology stacks, they struggle with managing the legacy software (and hardware) inside their own data..

10/26/2017