The phrase "as private contractor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is working independently or on a contract basis rather than as an employee of a company.
Example: "He was hired as private contractor to complete the renovation of the office space."
Alternatives: "in the capacity of a private contractor" or "acting as a private contractor".
Route Irish focuses on the rivalry between a pair of former soldiers who take jobs as private contractors in Iraq.
"Some of the faculty see themselves as private contractors, and, if you are, you expect to get paid extra," she says.
But for as long as private contractors are used, anyone now working in such a job can keep it for as long as the contractor is there.
Smart, long-shot campaigns around things like lifting the minimum wage, taxing corporations, getting private profiteers out of health-are and – heck, yes – even bringing US troops back from Iraq and Afghanistan (not just recycling them as private contractors).
At the same time, a White House panel pointed out that the stolen information about the W-88 could have come not just from Los Alamos but from numerous energy and defense installations as well as private contractors.
It is also possible that they could instead be hired as private contractors rather than going in uniform, one official said today on condition of anonymity because plans are sketchy.
Similarly, aid to states, which preserves and creates jobs for government employees as well as private contractors — while meeting vital needs for health care and education — should be a prime area for more federal support, not less, as Senate Republicans were clamoring for this week.
These services are invariably provided by private or public companies and the reporting undertaken either in centrally located reporting centres in Europe or, even outside Europe with the consent of the patient, or by individual radiologists as private contractors to the mobile imaging company.
They were in Syria as private contractors, a small part of an army of such people who are being deployed secretly by the Kremlin in Syria.
Russian media outlets have reported that thousands of Russians have been deployed in the conflict as private contractors, helping the Kremlin to keep the official death toll from its involvement low.
