Brine Group Staffing Solutions Welcomes Devon Hermenau as Consultant for the Technology Recruiting Division.

Effective immediately, Devon Hermenau, will be joining Brine Group Staffing Solutions headquartered in Burlington, MA.

2012-02-08

BURLINGTON, MA, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) In the capacity of Consultant, Devon will be responsible for the continued growth and development of the Technology Recruiting Business and will help Brine Group evolve in ways to better service its client's recruiting and employment needs. Devon is a Brandeis University graduate. Most recently, Devon was a sales associate at Bose. It is with tremendous excitement and optimism that they welcome Devon to the firm.

Brine Group Staffing Solutions is located at 20 Burlington Mall Road, Suite 225, Burlington, MA 01803. Ph (781) 272-3400 or online at http://www.brinegroup.com

Brine Group specializes in the search and placement of professionals in the Healthcare and Information/Software Technology employment markets. Our mission is to provide outstanding quality, value added placement services of the highest reliability and integrity. Our philosophy and our approach toward the services we provide and the results we achieve separates us from all other staffing firms.

Therefore, whether you are an employer seeking to fill a critical position or a professional searching for your next career or job opportunity, you are assured the greatest potential for success. Locating top quality professionals and introducing them to outstanding employers is what we do best. We take pride in what we do, hold true to the highest industry ethics and remain committed to our values.

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