Introducing Our New Tech Recruitment Team

Lucy Billing • 8 December 2025

We’re incredibly excited to announce the launch of our dedicated Tech Recruitment Team and even more excited to introduce the two people behind it.


Technology is reshaping how we work, and the race for tech talent has never been more competitive. From AI-driven automation to cloud migration, businesses across every sector need skilled professionals who can turn digital ambition into reality. That’s where Holly Kemp and Asha Mohamed  come in.

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Meet The Team

Our new tech division is built around two specialists who live and breathe technology recruitment.

Headshots of Holly Kemp, Recruitment Consultant, and Asha Mohamed, Business Development Manager, on turquoise backgrounds.


Holly Kemp brings a sharp eye for technical skill, a background in understanding engineering requirements, and a genuine passion for helping companies build world-class teams. Known for their thoughtful, people-first approach, they’re the one who digs deeper than the CV to understand exactly what a role needs.


Asha Mohammed is the problem-solver of the pair - quick to spot emerging trends, brilliantly connected across the tech community, and endlessly committed to matching talent with the right environment. They’re the go-to for fast-moving projects and hard-to-fill specialist roles.


Together, they form a team that combines industry knowledge, relationship-driven recruiting, and a real enthusiasm for supporting people in their careers.

Why Tech? Why Now?

For years, clients have asked us to help find software developers, cloud engineers, data analysts, and cybersecurity specialists. The message was clear: tech talent is mission-critical, and finding the right people requires specialist knowledge.


Tech recruitment moves fast. Skills evolve constantly, competition is intense, and one great hire can accelerate innovation across an entire organisation. Our new team is built to meet that challenge head-on with two people who genuinely understand the pace of the industry.

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What We Offer

Our tech specialists understand the nuances of the industry from technical requirements to team culture fit. We recruit across:


  • Software Development (Frontend, Backend, Full-Stack)
  • IT Support & Service Desk
  • Cloud, DevOps & Infrastructure
  • Data & Analytics
  • Cybersecurity
  • Product & Project Management
  • QA & Testing


Whether you're scaling rapidly, navigating digital transformation, or building out your IT function, Holly and Asha  will help you find the talent that moves your business forward.

For Tech Professionals

This isn’t just about filling roles; it’s about building careers. Our team takes the time to understand your skills, ambitions and the kind of environment where you’ll thrive. From emerging talent to senior leadership positions, they’re here to connect you with opportunities that matter, and support you through every step of the process.

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What This Means for You

  • Faster access to qualified tech talent
  • Recruiters who speak your language
  • Permanent and contract hiring support
  • A focused, streamlined process

What's Next

This launch represents our commitment to staying ahead of the market and supporting the innovation happening across the UK. We’re excited to work with businesses and professionals shaping the future of technology and we know Holly  and Asha  are the perfect team to lead the way.


Hiring for a tech role? Looking for your next opportunity? Let’s talk.

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