Give Us The Difficult Role.

Permanent recruitment, IT contracting and security cleared talent across Europe and the Americas.

  • 50,000+
    Specialist Candidates
  • 350+
    Permanent Placements
  • 234
    Specialists In Client Teams
  • 2018
    Founded
Which Difficult Is Yours

Four Ways A Role Gets Hard. We Work In All Four.

A vacancy is rarely difficult in general. It is difficult in a particular way, and the way decides the method. Find the sentence below that sounds like your situation, and you will see how we approach it and what we have to show for it.

“The people who can do this need clearance, and vetting takes longer than my deadline.”

Clearance is a queue, not a requirement you can negotiate. We keep a standing pool of already cleared specialists, and we start the national vetting for the rest on day one instead of at offer stage. The statutory Polish procedure runs three months and in practice longer, so the only way to be fast is to begin before you need to.

258 of our open roles require clearance right now · live count from our recruitment system
“There are maybe forty people in Europe who fit, and none of them are looking.”

Most of the people we place were not on the market when we called them, and a third of them are not visible to a recruiter at all: no profile, nothing to search. Finding those people is the work. It is done by mapping the companies where the skill physically exists, not by posting an advert and waiting.

50,000+ specialist candidates in our own database · built by search, not by inbound
“I do not need one person. I need a team, on site, by autumn.”

Building a team is a different discipline from filling a seat: it needs parallel pipelines, one bar applied consistently, and a contract model that lets people start before the last hire is signed. We run the search and hold the contracts, so your programme starts moving while hiring continues.

234 specialists working inside client teams today · contract and staff augmentation
“The right person is in another country, and that is where it usually falls apart.”

Cross border hiring fails on paperwork, not on people: permits, payroll, family, the first month on the ground. We run relocation as part of the search rather than as an afterthought, from two entities, in Poland and the Netherlands.

Placements across Europe and the Americas · two legal entities, one process
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