Matawan, New Jersey, June 20, 2017 -- iCIMS, Inc., a leading provider of cloud-based talent acquisition solutions, announced today the company has partnered with Google for the introduction of an improved search experience that helps candidates find jobs more quickly and efficiently.
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Publicly-posted jobs from iCIMS’ growing customer base of 3,500+ employers are now more easily identified on Google by job seekers who can refine their search with specific criteria from within the search engine. This collaboration across the job-matching ecosystem ensures Google Search can detect and surface available jobs as soon as they’re posted. iCIMS was selected as a foundational applicant tracking system (ATS) partner because of the depth and breadth of the company’s customer base and its exclusive focus on talent acquisition solutions. Moving forward, Google envisions that businesses of all sizes will be able to take advantage of this enhanced feature to increase the visibility of job postings and drive more traffic to career sites.
“All companies want their jobs to receive the exposure they deserve, so when tech innovators join forces in this capacity, iCIMS customers and job seekers both stand to benefit tremendously,” said iCIMS’ Vice President of Technology, Al Smith. “The impact of Google for Jobs cannot be overstated and iCIMS’ focus on recruiting allows us to be nimble in embracing this technology where other organizations simply cannot. We’re proud to partner with Google on this initiative and lead the charge into a new wave of recruiting that more effectively aligns job seekers with great companies – which is what successful talent acquisition is all about,” concluded Smith.
“iCIMS has developed deep understanding and expertise in the challenges of job matching, and as a result has been a key collaborator in the development of the new job search experience on Google,” said Nick Zakrasek, Google Product Manager.
About iCIMS, Inc.:
iCIMS is the leading provider of talent acquisition solutions that help businesses win the war for top talent. iCIMS empowers companies to manage their entire hiring process within the industry’s most robust Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS). Built on the foundation of a best-to-market talent acquisition software suite, iCIMS’ PaaS framework, UNIFi, allows employers to expand the capabilities of their core talent acquisition technology by integrating with the largest partner ecosystem in talent acquisition to help them attract, find, screen, and manage candidates. Offering scalable, easy-to-use solutions that are backed by award-winning customer service, iCIMS supports more than 3,500 contracted customers and is one of the largest and fastest-growing talent acquisition solution providers.
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Carlee Pett iCIMS, Inc. 7325207453 [email protected]


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