Specialties
Find people who fit the role.
Find talent for the work your team needs done. PeopleSeek brings your search across software and AI, healthcare, manufacturing, skilled trades, sales, and finance into one employer platform.
Software and AI engineering
Build your team around what you need to ship.
See roles02Industrial maintenance and manufacturing
Hire for the equipment, the environment, and the shift.
See roles03Healthcare and allied health
Find the people who help patients move forward.
See roles04Construction and skilled trades
Match the person to the project.
See roles05Sales and go-to-market
Hire for the way your customers buy.
See roles06Accounting and finance
Find the experience your finance function needs.
See rolesSoftware and AI engineering
Build your team around what you need to ship.
A familiar tech stack is one part of the picture. The right brief also captures the systems someone will own, the problems they'll solve, and the trade-offs they'll make.
- Roles
- Full-stack engineers
- Back-end engineers
- AI and machine learning engineers
- Forward-deployed engineers
- DevOps and platform engineers
- Data engineers
- Who it is for
- AI application companies, B2B software businesses, and engineering teams building or deploying software for customers.
- What matters for this hire
- Relevant technical depth, experience at the right scale, sound engineering judgment, and the ability to take work from an idea into production. Be clear about whether the role centers on research, implementation, or running reliable systems.
Industrial maintenance and manufacturing
Hire for the equipment, the environment, and the shift.
Keeping a plant running takes more than a matching job title. Equipment knowledge, troubleshooting experience, and the realities of the worksite all matter.
- Roles
- Industrial maintenance technicians
- Machinery mechanics
- Maintenance electricians
- Controls technicians
- PLC programmers
- Who it is for
- Manufacturers adding capacity, plants strengthening maintenance coverage, and operations teams introducing new equipment or processes.
- What matters for this hire
- Hands-on experience with relevant machinery, safety practices, fault diagnosis, and the pace of the operation. Include shift patterns, site location, essential job duties, and any required credentials in the brief.
Healthcare and allied health
Find the people who help patients move forward.
A therapist working in an outpatient clinic may need a different background from one joining a rehabilitation facility. Define the care setting, patient population, and responsibilities before you start your search.
- Roles
- Physical therapists
- Occupational therapists
- Physical therapist assistants
- Occupational therapy assistants
- Registered nurses
- Who it is for
- Multi-location therapy providers, outpatient clinics, and rehabilitation groups. For nursing roles, define the clinical setting and coverage needs separately.
- What matters for this hire
- Relevant patient-care experience, scope of practice, required qualifications, schedule, and familiarity with the setting. Employers should verify licenses, credentials, and any other role-specific requirements before hiring.
Construction and skilled trades
Match the person to the project.
Project type, jobsite conditions, and the stage of the build shape what experience you need.
- Roles
- Electricians
- Plumbers
- HVAC technicians
- Carpenters
- Foremen
- Construction superintendents
- Who it is for
- General contractors, specialty subcontractors, and building-services businesses staffing upcoming or active work.
- What matters for this hire
- Relevant trade and project experience, required licenses or certifications, safety practices, travel expectations, and availability for the project schedule.
Sales and go-to-market
Hire for the way your customers buy.
Selling a technical product to an enterprise takes different experience from growing a high-volume small-business customer base.
- Roles
- Sales development representatives
- Account executives
- Sales engineers
- Customer success managers
- Revenue operations specialists
- Growth marketers
- Who it is for
- Founders building a sales team, businesses entering a new market, and revenue leaders adding capacity.
- What matters for this hire
- Customer segment, sales cycle, product complexity, territory, and ownership. Define the outcomes the role will own and the support already in place.
Accounting and finance
Find the experience your finance function needs.
A role focused on day-to-day accuracy calls for a different background from one owning a close process, forecasting, or financial controls.
- Roles
- Senior accountants
- Tax managers
- Audit managers
- Controllers
- FP&A analysts
- Finance managers
- Who it is for
- CPA firms, specialist accounting and finance recruiting agencies, and businesses building their in-house finance teams.
- What matters for this hire
- Company size, industry, reporting responsibilities, systems experience, and required qualifications. Be specific about deadlines, scope, and the decisions this person will support.
A practical start
How to approach your next hire.
- 01
Share the brief
Describe the work, the outcomes, and the must-haves. Include location, schedule, and the context a job title leaves out.
- 02
Explore people
Look at relevant experience against the actual responsibilities. Separate essential requirements from skills someone can learn on the job.
- 03
Review and connect
Use conversations and your assessment process to understand fit, confirm details, and decide who to move forward with.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
PeopleSeek's employer platform helps teams explore people for their hiring needs. These six specialties are a starting point for defining the experience your role calls for.
No. They're examples to help you describe your needs. Focus on the responsibilities and experience that matter, especially when a role crosses specialties.
Include the responsibilities, expected outcomes, essential experience, location, schedule, and compensation range. Add any licenses, certifications, or other requirements that must be confirmed.
Your team owns the decision, along with interviews, assessments, reference checks, and any required credential or compliance checks.
Tell us who you need to hire.
An engineer to build your product. A technician to keep your plant running. A therapist to expand your clinic. Start with the role your team needs next.