The people who understand the systems side of water.
Swiftsource places the applications engineers, process engineers, design consultants, and commercial leaders who specify, build, and stand behind membrane treatment systems. Across the US and Canada.
20 years
Industrial and municipal water treatment
RO / UF / NF / IX
We speak the process, not the keyword
One contact
Start to finish, no handoffs
A specialist desk, not a keyword search.
To most recruiters, water is one industry. It isn't. An equipment OEM, a systems integrator, a consulting engineer, and an industrial process group are solving different problems, and a municipal RO background doesn't automatically translate to industrial process water. Swiftsource knows where those lines fall, because the hire only works when the background actually matches the seat.
Reach beyond the boards
The strongest people in this sector aren't applying to postings. Deep industry research and market mapping put your role in front of them anyway.
Speed that holds quality
Good candidates have options and short attention spans. You get a shortlist while the market is still open, and momentum that keeps them engaged through offer.
One point of contact
You work with Ben from the intake call through the start date. No junior researchers, no account handoffs, no repeating yourself.
Technical skill gets someone through the interview.
What decides the first year is whether they can hold a room with a client's operations staff, a consulting engineer, and their own project team.
We assess for that before you ever see the resume.
The harder-to-find seats.
Technical and commercial talent across OEM, integrator, consulting, and packaged-systems environments, on both the industrial and municipal side.
Applications and process engineers with RO, UF, NF, or IX depth
Consulting and design engineers specifying treatment trains
Technical sales and business development in treatment systems
Product and commercial leaders across membrane technology
Project managers in packaged, turnkey, and design-build delivery
Supply chain and operations leadership in OEM environments
From the design office to the plant floor.
Municipal RO is no longer a conversation about desalination. It's showing up in capital plans for cities that have never operated a membrane system, because the regulatory math is forcing the issue. On the industrial side, process water and reuse requirements are tightening at the same time. The technology isn't the bottleneck. The people are.
Municipal · Utilities, consulting engineers, and design-build teams
Industrial · Process water, reuse, and C&I treatment
Technology & OEM · Membrane and equipment manufacturers
Systems & integration · Packaged systems and turnkey delivery
Tell us the seat you can't fill.
One conversation is usually enough to know whether the role can be filled locally, what it should pay, and how long it will take. You'll get a straight answer either way.