Simon Jelbart

Senior Consultant

Hi, I’m Simon, I'm a Senior Consultant in the Financial Services team, based in London. 

I primarily focus on the contract recruitment market. With over 15 years experience, my background is in recruiting technology and transformation talent into Financial and Professional services. Typical roles I deliver revolve around the Project & Programme Management and Business Analysis specialisms. I enjoy interacting with clients  and candidates, cultivating long term relationships. 

Outside of work as a father of 2 young children, I’m kept very busy. I like to exercise when I can, and am an Arsenal and England Rugby fan. I’m interested in current affairs, music, sports, cooking, and travel.

The best piece of advice I've ever been given is 'get out there and make it happen!'

Latest Jobs from Simon

€600 - €650 per annum
£65000 - £98000.00 per annum

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