Data centres & energy recruitment
The AI revolution runs on data centres, and data centres run on people: electricians, technicians, deployment engineers and energy specialists. We have long recruited cloud and infrastructure experts, and we now help you build the team on site too, so you are ready for the demand that is coming. Permanent and freelance.
Data centre technician · critical facilities engineer · shift lead · site & facility manager · NOC operator
Electrician · electrical engineer · high & low voltage · UPS & power systems · generators · energy engineer
HVAC technician · cooling engineer · mechanical engineer · building management systems
Deployment engineer · rack & cabling technician · commissioning engineer · construction & project manager
Azure · AWS · GCP engineers & architects · network engineer · systems & storage · platform & DevOps

Our first placement at a European institution
We have placed cloud experts with many clients. One placement stands out: our first at a European institution. The contract was signed, the consultant was ready to start, and so was the client. But we had not realised how long the EU security clearance would take, and getting access took far longer than expected. It was one of our biggest challenges.
In the end it all worked out. The consultant has done well in the role and has even grown within the institution.
What we learnedThe contract is never the only paperwork. We now take every precaution to make sure all parties know the full process, and how long it can take, from the start.
- AI is driving a new wave of data centres, and every one of them needs electricians, technicians and engineers on site. Planning these hires early makes all the difference.
- Skilled electricians and energy specialists are in high demand across Europe. We also look at people from industry, energy and building services, whose skills transfer well.
- Deployment and commissioning work comes in intense waves. Freelance specialists can cover the peak while you build your permanent team.
- Having recruited cloud and infrastructure experts for years, we understand both sides of a data centre: the building and the systems that run inside it.
The work is hands-on, but the method is changing here too: monitoring, maintenance planning and documentation are now supported by AI tools. We look for people who use them well and still trust their own checks on site.
Freelance assignments
