Start a search
Request engineering talent
Give us the technical scope and the schedule. A specialist recruiter for that discipline will come back with market reality and a delivery plan before any candidate is presented.
Requisition details
Tell us about the role
The more technical detail you give us, the tighter the first shortlist will be.
Helpful to include
- Discipline and seniority, plus the systems the engineer will own
- Project type, phase and site location or travel expectations
- Codes, standards and certifications that are genuinely mandatory
- Engagement model preference and target start date
- Rate or salary range, and whether it has been benchmarked
- Who conducts the technical interview and their availability
What happens next
From submission to shortlist
Acknowledgement
Within 1 business day
A specialist recruiter for the discipline confirms receipt and books a 30-minute technical intake.
Intake and market read
Days 1–2
We confirm the requirement is deliverable at the stated rate and location, and flag anything that needs to move.
Search and screening
Days 2–5
Targeted outreach and structured technical screens against the systems in scope.
Shortlist delivery
Days 5–7
A short slate with written technical assessments, availability, rate expectations and clear trade-offs.
Keep going
Useful while you scope the role
Reference material our recruiters use during intake, published so you can prepare first.
- Candidate screening frameworkThe five-dimension scorecard every submitted engineer is assessed against.
- Engineering hiring checklistA printable requisition checklist covering scope, standards and panel readiness.
- Contract, contract-to-hire or direct hireHow the engagement models differ on cost, speed and retention risk.
