We’ve all heard the phrase “it’s not what you know, it’s who you know” dozens of times. But when it comes to finding a temporary or temp to hire gig, an IT contract assignment, or your next career opportunity in Northern New England or Maine- it really couldn’t be truer.  Whether you are just starting your career, new to the area, trying to re-enter the job market after taking some time away, or simply looking for that next career opportunity, we are known as the recruiting and staffing firm to get you to work.

Established in Portland, Maine in 1994, our insights and contacts with employers are some of the reasons job seekers trust us to help them navigate the job market.  The ProSearch team of Employee Owners is proud of our reputation for how we treat our temporary and contract employees, and the job seekers who have placed their trust in us to locate the best next career opportunity for them.   

At ProSearch, our job is to connect great people with great opportunities, and vice versa. From multinational employers to the quirkiest start-ups, we have our hands in all kinds of projects – even a few you won’t have heard of until connecting with us! And thanks to our deep connections in the employer community, we also have access to opportunities that aren’t publicly posted to any job board.

Staffing & Recruiting

ProSearch

Ed Mckersie

Todd Chamberlain

Dave Vasconcelos

The IT and Project Management team at ProSearch ensures seamless IT operations and governance while managing and executing critical projects for our clients. This team handles system administration, Salesforce management, IT support, and oversees project timelines and deliverables to facilitate successful technology integrations and implementations. Their expertise ensures that ProSearch can efficiently connect job seekers with the right career opportunities by leveraging advanced IT solutions and robust project management practices.

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