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Founded in 1975, we are a global specialist delivering customised project and workforce solutions to drive sustainable industry transformations through technology and talent.
With 120+ offices and a powerful network of more than 12,000 specialists around the world, we deliver Project and Consulting Solutions, Workforce Solutions and Global Mobility Solutions that transform global projects in Renewables, Conventional Energy, Mining, Life Sciences, Future Mobility, Industrials & Technology and many other sectors.



We have been named for the second consecutive year among the World’s Best Companies 2025 (TIME & Statista) and for the first time as World’s Most Trustworthy Companies 2025 (Newsweek & Statista).
We also ranked among the world’s largest staffing firms worldwide according to Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA), whose Staffing 100 Europe 2025 also honours our CEO, Peter de Laat, for leadership and contribution to shaping the world of work.
These recognitions highlight the strong relationships of trust we have built, and continue to build, with our specialists, clients, and partners around the world.

Peter de Laat,
CEO Brunel
Location: Brisbane
hrs a week: 84 hrs a week
Closing: July 31, 2030
Experience: 4 years
Location: Eu
hrs a week: 40 hrs a week
Closing: July 31, 2030
Experience: 1 years
Location: Green Valley
hrs a week: 40 hrs a week
Closing: July 31, 2030
Experience: 5 years
Location: Ausnz
Closing: July 31, 2030



A fraudulent scam impacting candidates has been brought to our attention. The scammers are pretending to be working as Brunel recruiters. These individuals offer job opportunities and, in many cases, provide fake documents to make it look as if the vacancies are genuinely with Brunel. Some of the documents even feature the Brunel logo and/or the names of Brunel entities. Interested candidates are then required to pay a (supposedly refundable) fee. In some cases, the scammers try to explain that the fees are necessary to cover the cost of medical tests or visa applications. As soon as they receive the fee, however, all contact stops and no genuine job is ever offered. Please beware that anyone asking you to pay fees as part of a fake recruitment process does not represent Brunel, nor have we ever entrusted them with recruitment assignments.
If you receive such an offer or request or, worse, if you have paid any such fee, we strongly advise you to contact your local authorities, file a report and immediately stop all interaction with the individuals involved. To help us stop these illegal activities and the abuse of our brand, we would kindly ask you to also inform us via info@brunelinternational.net.
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