Recruitment
Brunel
Commercial organisation · Secondment and recruitment agency for engineering, IT, finance and legal specialists · Amsterdam · Netherlands-wide
A secondment and recruitment agency for engineering, IT, finance and legal specialists, with permit and relocation help for people it employs from abroad.
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If Brunel hires you from abroad, its Global Mobility page says it arranges your permit, helps you find housing and helps you apply for the 30% tax ruling. Most vacancy texts are in Dutch, so check the language requirement in each vacancy.
About
Brunel is a secondment and recruitment company for specialists in engineering, IT, finance and legal work. It is part of Brunel International N.V., which is listed on Euronext Amsterdam. In the Netherlands it works mainly as an employer: through secondment, Brunel employs specialists and places them on projects with client organisations in energy and infrastructure, industry and technology, financial services and the public sector. It also recruits for direct hire by the client, arranges interim assignments and contract placements, runs recruitment process outsourcing for employers and offers traineeships for graduates. Its English Global Mobility page is written for people moving to the Netherlands: for specialists it employs, Brunel says it arranges the residence or work permit, including for family members, helps with finding a place to live and with the move, and helps apply for the 30% tax ruling. The site has an English section with a vacancy search, but most service pages and many vacancy texts are in Dutch. Brunel has six offices in the Netherlands: its head office in Amsterdam, and offices in Delft, Eindhoven, Enschede, Groningen and Utrecht.
What they offer
Good to know
- Most vacancy texts are in Dutch, even on the English jobs page, and some vacancies ask for good Dutch and residence in the Netherlands.
- Permit, housing and tax-ruling help is described for specialists Brunel employs, not as a general service for job seekers.
- Apart from the jobs and Global Mobility pages, most of the site is in Dutch.
- It focuses on specialist profiles in engineering, IT, finance and risk, and legal work.
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