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Create a healthier future with us.
We unite the people who make our world healthier by placing top experts with life sciences companies worldwide. We do this with a team that pulls together and celebrates every success.
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K-Recruiting is committed to providing the best possible support for all employees - not only on the job, but also on a personal level. Find out what role John Strelecky's "The Big Five for Life" plays in our corporate culture!
Your benefits
State-of-the-art office with stunning city views, outdoor barbecue facilities, and a rooftop terrace with dedicated meeting areas.
Employees are entitled to up to 25 days of vacation annually, based on years of service, along with 5 paid sick days and 9 paid holidays. For extended travel plans, additional unpaid leave is available. A sabbatical is also an option after reaching a specific length of service.
Comprehensive benefits include 100% paid employee medical, dental, and vision insurance, along with a 401(k) retirement savings plan featuring a fully vested 4% match. Additionally, employees have access to a discount platform and Kaiser Health classes and programs.
From identifying your personal five life goals to their realization: We guide you along your individual journey to fulfill your life dreams!
Your application process at K-Recruiting
You'll first get to know our People & Culture team in a video interview.
We invite you to an in-person meeting with our CEO & Founder and/or your future team lead.
You will get to know our K-Team, gain insights into our day-to-day work and present your prepared case study.
Our values
We think and act in solutions. Achieving goals and success is our top priority. We motivate each other and strive for continuous improvement.
We take personal responsibility and deliver what we promise. Our K-Spirit creates an environment where we take responsibility for decisions and act as reliable partners.
We go the extra mile for our customers and colleagues daily, with great commitment, positivity and energy.
We treat everyone with respect and appreciation. We meet each other on an equal footing, address challenges honestly, and look constructively for new and better solutions.
Experience the K‑Spirit!
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