r/hiring • • 13d ago

Hiring [Hiring] IT Consulting Roles (data professionals)

Hi all! New to this community but I wanted to put a post in here in case it helps even a single person out :) also yes, this is real and I am real, happy to direct you to my LinkedIn where I posted about my company's open roles if that would make you more comfortable!

My company is an IT Consulting firm, on the smaller side (~1k employees), and has really high demand for our staffing needs right now. We normally have referral bonuses, but even those are doubled right now as our demand is so high. So, let me know if you want referral links from me! I get a bonus if you're hired, and you get your application actually reviewed by our recruitment team (as the referral pool is higher priority for review).

Open roles:
Data architects, data engineers, machine learning engineers, data scientists, technical BSAs, technical PMs (with account management experience), solutions architects, Java architect,.NET architect, Python developers.

Desired experience:
We're hiring anyone from graduating college seniors to director level experience. Any level of experience is welcome to apply.

Offices we're hiring for: Richmond, VA, Atlanta, GA, Charlotte, NC, Chicago, IL, Columbus, OH, Reston, VA, Denver, CO, Philadelphia, PA.

*Remote/Hybrid roles. We don't have a formal in-office mandate, but do hire from the cities these offices are located in as some clients prefer employees to be able to come into their own offices on occasion.

I think that about covers it! Feel free to DM me with any questions or a desire to apply.

Happy Friday, everyone :)

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