Matthew Evers

Matthew Evers

Director of IT Recruitment

​Matthew manages the IT team of Recruitment Consultants at VANRATH. With 6 years of IT recruitment experience and having previously worked in business development for 5 years, Matthew recruits senior IT professionals within the Industry and Commerce sector across Northern Ireland and is renowned as a trusted recruitment partner for the leading software houses, local IT start-ups and new FDI clients who are setting up in Northern Ireland and building out their teams with the best local talent.

​I cannot recommend VANRATH recruitment enough, having just finished university, the process can feel daunting. However the fantastic communication and guidance from the VANRATH team made this process a lot easier. A special mention goes to Patrick Carr who personally guided me through this process. His attention to detail and expertises is unparalleled to any other recruitment company I have dealt with. Would recommend to any professional.

​Joe Sowerby (a true gentleman) fully understood the job I was looking for and looked after the complete process in a very professional manner! Highly recommended!

​Went above and beyond to secure the perfect employee for our firm. When I contacted Adrian he came to our offices that afternoon and got to work. Within a very short space of time we were sent a few ideal candidates and one in particular was a great fit for our office. We have had a great experience with Vanrath and would highly recommend them.

​Very highly recommend Jack, he was extremely knowledgeable and friendly which made the experience a lot more pleasant, done my first week at my new job and very happy! Jack is a credit to himself and VANRATH. Thanks very much!

​I recently worked with Chanel Gillen to fill a vacancy in my finance department. Chanel was a joy to work with and we filled our vacancy within a week. I would have no hesitation in recommending both Chanel and VANRATH for your finance recruitment needs.

Jobs by Matthew

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Go Developer
Belfast£65000 - £75000 per annum

Go Developer Location: Hybrid Salary: £65,000 - £75,000 (Depending on Experience) Experience Required: 3+ years in Software Engineering, Go (or passion to cross train for Java or Python) About Us: ...

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AWS DevOps Engineer - 4 day week
Belfast£75000 - £85000 per annum

AWS DevOps Engineer Job Title: AWS DevOps Engineer Salary: £70-85k Based: Remote or Hybrid but based in Northern Ireland Are you a DevOps Engineer that enjoys automation? This would be a great opti...

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Application Developer - Java
Belfast£50000 - £60000 per annum

Exciting Opportunity: Application Developer Company: VANRATH is collaborating with an exciting new entrant in the Belfast market to hire an Application Developer. Working Arrangement: Hybrid Salary...

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