Nine years in recruitment, including stints at Meta & GitHub as a top performer. Today I'm a Senior Talent Partner helping scale one of the UK's fastest-growing digital health tech companies — hiring department heads, engineering leaders and C-suite through to mid-level specialists, and shaping the hiring strategy behind it.
Meta · Technical Sourcer
GitHub · Talent Strategist
Wargaming · Tech Recruiter
ProblemShared · Senior Recruiter
Meta
GitHub
Wargaming
ForgeRock
ProblemShared
I started out agency-side, running full-cycle searches across engineering and design. From there I moved to an agency specialising in embedded recruitment — first embedded at ForgeRock, then almost three years inside GitHub as a member of their team, where I was a consistent top performer.
It was the work I did at GitHub that got me headhunted by Meta, where I spent nearly a year and a half as a technical sourcer — and became a top performer there too. Two of the most demanding hiring environments in tech, and I delivered in both.
After Meta I joined an executive search team working leadership and C-suite mandates, then moved back in-house to Wargaming — a role that combined two of my passions, recruitment and gaming — where I spent over two years as a technical recruiter. In January 2026 I joined ProblemShared as a Senior Talent Acquisition Partner.
Agency, embedded, in-house, executive search. Sourcing and full cycle. I've seen how hiring works — and how it breaks — from every seat at the table.
Engineering, product, design and operations roles across tech and gaming — from mid-level individual contributors through to Heads of Department, Heads of Engineering, Technical Directors and C-suite.
Intake and hiring syncs with Directors and C-suite, market data using the likes of LinkedIn Talent Insights, interview design coaching — and repeatedly rebuilding strained TA/hiring-team relationships.
Creative, multi-channel sourcing beyond LinkedIn — GitHub, ArtStation, X-ray search, HireEZ, Entelo.
Intake to offer, with prep calls, fast feedback and honest updates — the process candidates remember and recommend, offer or not.
Most candidates I reach out to have never interacted with the business before. That first message, that first call — to them, that is the company. Strong candidates are often in multiple processes at once, and the one thing you fully control is the experience you give them. It should reflect the culture and the standard of the place you're hiring for. I treat candidate experience as the job, not the admin around it.
Recruiters are meant to be the experts in the markets we hire into. So I do the work before the kick-off call — market data, a read on the existing team, a plan for getting world-class talent to the top of the funnel. That preparation doesn't replace asking questions; it makes them sharper ones. I come out of those conversations with the real must-haves, what's gone wrong hiring this profile before, and an interview process I've helped shape — and then ultimately deliver, keeping the hiring team updated every step of the way. That's how trust is built, and how I've repaired hiring team and TA relationships that had broken down.
Sourcing is the part I genuinely love. A niche role is a puzzle, and nothing beats the moment a search finally clicks and exactly the right people start appearing. I don't send bulk outreach. A first message is an opportunity you only get once — spending it on a template is the easiest mistake in recruitment to make, and the most expensive.
Six roles, one thread: building pipelines for hard-to-fill, high-priority hires — and the stakeholder trust to close them.
ProblemShared
Current
Jan 2026 — Present
Leading recruitment at one of health tech's biggest scale-ups — partnering with founders and department leads on hiring strategy, headcount planning and senior hires, and bringing the standards I learned at Meta and GitHub into a fast-moving healthcare product environment.
Wargaming
Oct 2023 — Dec 2025
Full-cycle recruiter in a two-person UK team, running multiple high-priority roles at once.
Executive search across European and North American Tech and Operations markets, owning the process end to end — from business development and kick-off through to post-hire check-ins.
Meta
Career highlight
Jan 2022 — Feb 2023
Meta is one of the most competitive hiring environments in tech, and I performed at the top of it twice over. I joined the ITA Flex Sourcing Team, which flexes onto the pipelines that are either behind on their goals or too business-critical to miss them.
GitHub (via Recoded Recruitment)
Career highlight
Jul 2019 — Jan 2022
2.5 years embedded at GitHub — the chapter that shaped how I recruit today. Sourced high-profile Tech and Non-Tech talent across APAC, EMEA and North America via LinkedIn Recruiter, GitHub itself, and Greenhouse ATS, owning the full candidate journey from first message to hand-off.
ForgeRock (via Recoded Recruitment)
Jun 2019 — Jul 2019
Short embedded stint sourcing passive Site Reliability Engineers for this Identity & Access Management software company, ahead of moving onto the GitHub account.
Full lifecycle 360 recruitment across UX/UI, Java and PHP, working with hiring managers and candidates across Europe and South America — where it all started.
A few numbers that back up the story.
Set GitHub's record for the highest number of sourced hires within a single quarter.
Hired 2 specialist Lead Software Engineers in my first month on Meta's Reality Labs pipeline — one of the org's most niche, specialist pipelines, where a new sourcer's first hire typically takes 6–12 months.
First interview to final interview, on a Senior Gameplay & Graphics/Rendering Engineer pipeline (IC6 level).
Designed and delivered a diversity sourcing presentation to GitHub's Talent Acquisition team and external guests.
Recognised at Meta's Talent All Hands for work with a lasting effect beyond a single hiring quarter.
Set strategy and individual goals for Employee Outreach across the ITA organisation.
Meta "GitHub Sourcing" training — measured impact
Averages out of 10 across 4 teams — including the full Software Engineering Recruitment team — before and after the session I built and delivered.
Direct feedback from managers, colleagues and candidates at Meta and GitHub.
Oscar has been a pleasure to have flexing to the SpecSWE team — he pivoted to the AR/VR pipeline and has done an amazing job since doing so. Oscar asks fantastic questions; he has been very humble in the way he has approached learning the pipeline, and he has applied himself to a different type of recruiting to what he has done at Meta. Oscar has been very consistent, hitting his outreach and screen target week on week. Keep doing what you're doing, Sir — fantastic job, and I'm lucky to be working with you.
Oscar has shown amazing drive and initiative with everything he has worked on — whether that includes smashing his calibration period and landing an offer just over 3 months into his role, or diving into diversity sourcing efforts by running his first session alone after only being in the role 8 weeks and making a huge impact on Top of Funnel numbers. He has impressed me with everything he does. We are lucky to have him on our team.
As a hiring manager, I have had the pleasure of working with Oscar for a couple of years. He quickly became my go-to person for all things talent acquisition. Oscar always quickly got to grips with the roles he worked on for me, no matter how complex the job description — I could trust him fully to come up with top quality candidates, and I rarely rejected candidates that he put forward. He's professional, energetic, smart and consistently friendly, no matter how much pressure he is under.
31 years old, still figuring out how the next pair fits in the collection.
Rarely misses a big fight card — as invested in the build-up and the story behind a matchup as the fight itself.
A rotation that's grown well past "hobby." Always tracking the next release.
Into fashion the same way he's into sourcing — always looking for what's next.