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Why join
What you get
as a partner.
Early sight of work, rewards for successful referrals and a community of specialists to learn from, on terms that suit you.
Access to roles and projects before they reach the wider market, with first sight of critical hires.
Earn rewards for successful placements and referrals. The network works on mutual success.
Connect with fellow specialists for market insight, sector trends and peer support.
Contract, permanent, project-based or advisory. We adapt to how you want to work.
Roles we fill
The work,
by specialism.
Twelve specialist communities and the typical roles we are asked to fill in each. Filter by area, open a row for the full list, and register for the one that fits you.
People for the design, build and operation of data centres and critical infrastructure, from new halls and fit-outs to migrations, refreshes and day-to-day operations.
Typical roles
- Data centre engineers
- Critical facilities engineers
- Construction and site managers
- Structured cabling engineers
- Data centre operations managers
Engineers and architects who design, build and secure networks across enterprise, data centre and cloud estates, including cleared specialists for regulated work.
Typical roles
- Network engineers
- Network architects
- Wireless engineers
- Security engineers
- Security architects
- SOC analysts
Commissioning specialists who test, verify and document mechanical, electrical and control systems, so critical facilities are proven before handover.
Typical roles
- Commissioning managers
- Electrical commissioning engineers
- Mechanical commissioning engineers
- Controls commissioning engineers
- Commissioning agents
Mechanical, electrical and public health engineers and designers for power, cooling and building services, from concept and detailed design to installation on site.
Typical roles
- Electrical design engineers
- Mechanical design engineers
- MEP coordinators
- Building services engineers
- HV and LV engineers
- Site supervisors
Programme, project and PMO professionals who plan, govern and deliver technology and engineering work, from a single project to a multi-site programme.
Typical roles
- Programme managers
- Project managers
- PMO leads and analysts
- Project controls
- Planners
- Delivery managers
Architects and engineers who plan, build and run cloud platforms on the major public clouds, covering migration, landing zones, governance and cost control.
Typical roles
- Cloud architects
- Cloud engineers
- Migration specialists
- Cloud security engineers
- FinOps analysts
Product and engineering talent to design, build and ship software, from early product discovery to scaling an established engineering team.
Typical roles
- Software engineers
- Full-stack developers
- Product managers
- Product owners
- QA and test engineers
- UX and UI designers
Functional and technical consultants for ERP and CRM implementations, upgrades, migrations and support, across SAP, Sage, Oracle, Infor, Epicor, NetSuite and Salesforce.
Typical roles
- ERP programme managers
- Functional consultants
- Technical consultants
- Solution architects
- Data migration specialists
- Support analysts
Specialists for quantum computing teams in research and industry, across hardware, software and the engineering that supports them.
Typical roles
- Quantum software engineers
- Quantum hardware engineers
- Research scientists
- Algorithm researchers
- Control systems engineers
Data professionals who build the platforms, pipelines and models that turn data into reporting, insight and machine learning.
Typical roles
- Data engineers
- Data analysts
- Data scientists
- BI developers
- Data architects
- Machine learning engineers
Engineers who automate how software is built, tested, deployed and run, from CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure as code to containers and site reliability.
Typical roles
- DevOps engineers
- Site reliability engineers
- Platform engineers
- Kubernetes engineers
- Release engineers
- DevSecOps engineers
Building management and controls specialists who install, integrate and maintain the systems that monitor and run buildings and critical facilities.
Typical roles
- BMS engineers
- Controls engineers
- Controls programmers
- Integration engineers
- BMS project managers
- Service engineers
Where you could work
Four regions,
12+ countries.
We are active across the UK, Europe, North America and Asia Pacific, with full compliance support in each country. Pick a region to see where, and what time it is there now.
04 regions
Where our clients are.
Our clients are in the UK, Europe, North America and Asia Pacific. Pick a region to see where.
- UK
- Europe
- North America
- Asia Pacific
01
United Kingdom
Headquartered in Pangbourne, Berkshire, with clients across the UK.
02
Europe
- Germany
- France
- Benelux
- Nordics
- Portugal
- Spain
- Ireland
- Eastern Europe
03
North America
- Florida
- New York
- Virginia
- California
- Canada
04
Asia Pacific
- South Korea
- Singapore
- Hong Kong
- China
- Australia
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