What You';ll Do What to write in this section. 

Write no more than 3-4 sentences. It’s common to write too much and make Job Postings too long to capture candidates'; attention – brevity is what works best and is most inclusive. 
Focus on the impact goals and the impact of this position for the department / team they will join. 
Why should a candidate work on this team vs another team doing the same project at another company?  Particularly critical for Software Engineers, Analysts or other roles where we have multiple teams hiring similar talent. 
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Do not add additional section headers – you should write to fit within the template. 
What are the goals for the person who gets this role?  
What might be different about doing this job at Avalara as opposed to somewhere else? 
What team are they on?  Who do they help?  
Who does this role report to? 
Is this role hybrid or on-site? Use the correct LinkedIn Tag here (#LI-Hybrid / #LI-Remote / #LI-Onsite) 
Write no more than 3-4 sentences. It’s common to write too much and make Job Postings too long to capture candidates'; attention. 
Explain the everyday tasks activities of someone who works in this role. Stick to core functions. 
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Explain what tasks this candidate will do each day to accomplish their goals. What projects will they work on most days? 
What tools do they use to accomplish these tasks?
Write no more than 6 bullets. Excessive detail tends to impact minority candidates more severely, leading to them eliminating themselves from roles. 
Review for provable, yes or no elements to remove bias. 
Do not break down into Required / Preferred.  Candidates either need the qualification, or they don’t. If it’s preferred, you’ll be able to identify that in interviews. 
Explain what experience would qualify the candidate to do this job.   
Ensure that all mandatory requirements align with a daily task that cannot be completed without that skill or experience.  
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Is your ideal candidate currently working independently or will they require mentorship and guidance?  
Does the ideal candidate have experience managing people? How many people have they managed? &#xA0&semi

What tools are they using? List projects they’re likely already working on including the tools they’re using. Be sure to quantify the work. How many deliverables do they work on? How fast are they working? 
Is education required to succeed? List applicable coursework / certificates.  
Who do they present ideas to now? What types of work are they presenting?

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