Ryan McKellips serves as a Global Technical Recruiter at Nikola Motor Company, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the company's workforce and driving its innovative vision forward. With a robust background in global talent acquisition, Ryan leads a dynamic recruiting team of five,...
Ryan McKellips serves as a Global Technical Recruiter at Nikola Motor Company, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the company's workforce and driving its innovative vision forward. With a robust background in global talent acquisition, Ryan leads a dynamic recruiting team of five, including a dedicated recruiter based in Europe. His expertise in managing the full recruitment life cycle has been instrumental in successfully onboarding over 100 employees and directing the hiring of more than 350 talented individuals across various engineering disciplines.
One of Ryan's key projects has been the recruitment initiative in Germany, where he actively sourced and hired over 85 skilled professionals, ensuring that Nikola GMBH is equipped with the talent necessary to meet its ambitious goals. His strategic approach to talent acquisition not only focuses on immediate hiring needs but also aligns with the long-term vision of the organization. By spearheading the Talent and HR strategy for Nikola GMBH, which was later adopted by Iveco, Ryan has demonstrated his ability to influence and implement effective recruitment practices on a global scale.
Ryan's skill set encompasses global sourcing, technical recruiting, and leadership development, allowing him to cultivate a high-performing recruitment team that thrives in a competitive landscape. His commitment to training and development ensures that his team is well-equipped to navigate the complexities of international recruitment, while his proficiency in social networking and interviewing techniques enhances the candidate experience. As Nikola Motor Company continues to innovate in the electric vehicle space, Ryan McKellips remains a key driver in attracting and retaining the top talent needed to fuel this transformation.
