New York and New Jersey. Tested engineers, ready for site.
New York and northern New Jersey combine the largest enterprise and financial services estates in the country with a mature colocation market.
- Market
- NY-NJ
- Country
- United States
- Desk
- Recruiter, US enterprise desk
- Grid
- J4
The market.
Projects here are often refreshes, migrations and office and trading floor rollouts rather than greenfield campuses.
Rates run higher than the other US markets and clients expect engineers who have worked in dense, live, regulated environments.
Market statistics will be added with sources before launch.
Roles in demand here.
Riviot here.
The New York desk is covered by a recruiter who has delivered office and trading floor rollouts in Manhattan and New Jersey.
- Response.
- Briefs acknowledged the same working day. Shortlists typically within two working days.
- Engagement.
- Employer of record and agent of record available. Terms in USD.
Practical notes.
Union and building rules vary by site and can determine who may do which work. Riviot confirms this at brief stage.
Out-of-hours work is the norm for trading floors and offices. Night and weekend rates apply.
Travel and parking are real costs. Rates are quoted to include them where the client prefers.
Projects supported here.
Questions about New York.
How quickly can you shortlist in New York?
Briefs are acknowledged the same working day, and shortlists typically arrive within two working days. Union and building rules can decide who may do which work, so we confirm them at brief stage.
Do engineers travel to New York from other markets?
Yes. Engineers travel between the six launch markets, and rail links make some Philadelphia engineers viable here too. Travel and parking can be included in the rate where you prefer.
What site access requirements apply here?
Union and building rules vary by site and can determine who may do which work. Most trading floor and office work is out of hours, and night and weekend rates apply.
Is there a recruiter who knows this market?
Yes. The New York desk is covered by a recruiter who has delivered office and trading floor rollouts in Manhattan and New Jersey.