Techfynder, Irish IT recruiter, grows in Dublin and readies to expand

October 14, 2019
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New digital recruiting platform for IT contractors, Techfynder, is set to generate 50 jobs in Dublin by 2021 as it expands beyond its borders into the UK, US, and Europe.

The company claims it is the first dedicated platform that allows companies to directly connect contractors and to carry out every aspect of the recruiting process via a single portal.

The service, which is available via a dedicated website and a mobile app, allows contractors to highlight their skills, experience, daily rates, location and length of contract sought, and match them with suitable companies. The service is free for them to use, and allows them to line up their next job ahead of time without having to scour and post on multiple recruitment platforms.

For companies the service works as a subscription-based offering, matching and providing access to in-demand contractors who are open to hearing of new opportunities.

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