Staff Augmentation Articles
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Triple Crown Expands into New Life Sciences Vertical
Triple Crown Expands Operations into Life Sciences Vertical, Launches Dedicated Office in Phoenix, AZ. Triple Crown, a nationwide leader in providing engineering services and talent solutions, is thrilled to announce its expansion into the life sciences industry. As of 2024, Triple Crown has been recognized as a fastest growing staffing firm, ranking in the top […]
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Leveraging External Resources and Cross Training in Life Sciences
The Challenge A large biomedical company that specializes in diagnostics and life sciences had been working on a revolutionary product that would radically reduce the amount of time needed to screen cell cultures during cell line selection. The client was constrained by limited software development resources and lacked expertise in the necessary tools and technologies. Rather […]
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Addressing and Solving Client Challenges
As the world of engineering evolves, contract specialists are also adapting and upskilling by learning new and innovative technologies through various projects. This makes contract roles desirable for both their professional and personal goals.
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Leveraging Engineering Services for Project Success
Engineering services is quickly becoming a preferred method for finding talent solutions. As a contract engineer, it’s important to know how engineering services work and how you can use it to leverage your own opportunities. Triple Crown’s VP of Recruiting – Engineering Services, Ronnie Maksymowski, explains how engineering services works, how it differs from traditional […]
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Key Differences of Staff Augmentation and Engineering Services
As an engineering manager, multitasking is a vital part of managing a project. In the hardware, software, and mechanical engineering space, projects are constantly evolving, requiring the technical leader to hire and oversee a team of highly specialized engineers. Constructing and managing a team of this caliber is time consuming, lending itself to partnering with […]
