Locatable
IT expert staffing and freelance placement for businesses seeking audited specialists in cybersecurity, cloud, software, and data
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Locatable
Locatable sources IT specialists and has technical peers assess their expertise before presenting profiles to clients. Its areas include cybersecurity, cloud and DevOps, software development, data and AI, infrastructure, IT project management, and enterprise networks.
It serves businesses seeking IT experts, offering direct introductions to freelancers or managed contracting and staffing. The company is based in Antibes and serves clients remotely; its site also identifies Sophia Antipolis.
Product: Peer-audited IT expert sourcing and placement, with direct freelance introductions or managed contracting and staffing.
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