Careers inboxes go nowhere
A CV sent to a jobs@ address joins a pile, often filtered before the manager sees it.
Decision makers
The person who is hiring, not a generic inbox.
For every vacancy, HuntMandate finds the hiring manager behind it and checks their work email, so your pitch reaches someone who can say yes.
Vacancies / Electrical Project Engineer (HV)
Hiring manager found
Tarnbrook Grid Services
Company
Tarnbrook Grid Services
- OTHiring managerOwen Tallis
- RMHRRachel Moore
- SISame teamSam Ilesanmi
OT
Owen Tallis
Work email
o.tallis@t••••••••.co.ukVerified
Why himNamed as the hiring manager on the advert
CheckedTitle, team and location match the role
Write the pitch
Illustration. Names, companies and figures are invented.
Why pitches go unanswered.
The right name takes digging
Working out who owns a role means trawling the advert, the company site and your notes.
Bounces cost you the role
A pitch to an old or guessed address never arrives, and the role moves on without you.
How it works.
Starts from the advert
If the advert names a hiring manager or contact, that person comes first.
Checks they are the right person
Their title, team and location are compared with the role before they are suggested.
Verifies the work email
The address is checked before anything is sent, so pitches do not bounce.
You choose who gets it
Nothing is sent until a consultant approves the contact and the pitch.
Works with the rest of HuntMandate.
One platform, from the first vacancy to the booked call.
HuntingLive vacancies in your sectors, found first
PitchesDirector-level emails, sent from your own mailbox
Database matchingThe candidates you already have, matched to live roles
Company signalsContract wins, hiring surges and new leaders
Pay benchmarksSalary ranges before you pick up the phone
AI coachA colleague who knows your agency