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Solutions

Fixed-term specialist

Contract Staffing, specialists for a defined scope.

Fixed-term specialists matched to a project's scope and timeline โ€” the same bench we use for permanent recruitment, engaged for exactly as long as the work requires.

What's included

A specialist, engaged for exactly as long as you need them.

Fixed-term contracts

Engagement length is set upfront and tied to the project, not left open-ended.

Same specialist bench

Access to the same industry-specific candidates we place into permanent roles.

Defined scope

Deliverables and expectations agreed before the contract starts, so there's no ambiguity mid-project.

Payroll & compliance

Contractor payroll, tax and compliance handled on our side, not yours.

Option to convert

If it's a fit on both sides, the contract can convert to a permanent hire later.

One point of contact

A single recruiter manages the contract from placement through to its end date.

How it works

From scoped project to a specialist on board.

Contract Staffing runs on the same rigor as a permanent search, sized to a fixed timeline.

01

Scope the project

Agree the deliverables, timeline and required skill set upfront.

02

Match a specialist

A candidate sourced against the defined scope, not a generalist placeholder.

03

Onboard against scope

The contractor starts with clear deliverables already agreed.

04

End or convert

The contract closes on schedule, or converts to permanent if it's working well.

Best for

Built for work with a start and end date.

Project-based work

A clearly scoped piece of work with a defined start and end, not ongoing headcount.

Specialist skills, short term

Expertise you need for a fixed period, not a full-time role on the org chart.

No long-term commitment

Teams that want specialist capacity without adding permanent headcount.

Have a project that needs a specialist?

Tell us the scope and timeline โ€” we'll match a contractor against it.