Rachael Whitburn

Consultant

Hi, I'm Rachael and I am a Consultant within the Technology Specialism team, based in the Harvey Nash Newcastle office.

My expertise lie specifically on Data, however, across my whole team, we specialise in technology, business change and transformation. Our service includes both contract and permanent recruitment as well as providing solutions utilising all in the brands in our organisation. 

Example roles I recruit for include:

  • Data Analysts
  • Software Developers
  • Network Engineers
  • Infrastructure Engineers

Before recruitment, I used to work in the pharmaceutical industry.

Outside of work, I am very social, love travelling and spending time with friends. I also enjoy running on my treadmill.

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