We know the stack you would inherit
For any role we bring you, we can tell you what that system actually does, the data volumes, what is already built, what is held together with cron jobs, and what problem you would be solving in the first quarter.
We recruit AI and data engineers, and we come from those roles ourselves. When we get in touch there is a specific reason, and we can answer technical questions about the job without going back to the client.
For any role we bring you, we can tell you what that system actually does, the data volumes, what is already built, what is held together with cron jobs, and what problem you would be solving in the first quarter.
We work a small number of searches at once. If we contact you about a role, it is because we think that particular one is worth your time.
We tell you what the hiring manager said, give you real feedback after interviews, and let you know quickly when something is not going to happen.
Senior through to principal.
The roles worth having at this level rarely reach a job board. They move through networks, often before anyone has written a job description. The way to see them is to be known by the right people before you need to be.
If that is you, it is worth a conversation even if you are not looking. Most of the engineers we place were not looking when we first spoke.
What you have built, what you are good at, and what you would want next. No pressure and no CV required to have the conversation.
We keep in touch whether or not there is a role on the table: who is building what, which teams are hiring, where you are up to. Nothing automated and no newsletter. When we do bring you a specific job, we say why we think it is worth your time.
Everything we know about the role. The stack, the team, the manager, the money, and the parts that are harder than they sound.
We prepare you properly, manage the process, and give you honest feedback at each stage. The decision stays yours.
Send us a note and we will keep you in mind for the right role. No CV needed to start a conversation.
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