The phrase "consulting position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a job or role that involves providing expert advice or services in a specific field.
Example: "After several interviews, I was offered a consulting position with a leading firm in the industry."
Alternatives: "advisory role" or "consultant role."
She is especially grateful for the opportunity to serve as both caregiver and consultant, and has recently taken up a strategy consulting position that she saw advertised on Flexjobs.
Ms. Kumar turned down a consulting position at Deloitte.
He then held a consulting position with the Bank of New Zealand in Auckland, New Zealand for two years.
Ms. Langhart, the wife of DEFENSE SECRETARY WILLIAM S. COHEN, is joining Rowan & Blewitt, which describes itself as a "crisis and issue management firm," in what the company called "a senior marketing and consulting position".
During the morning testimony, Carl Bass, an Andersen partner whose tough stance on accounting issues led Enron to request his removal from a consulting position on its account, said that he was never instructed to shred documents and did not know of anyone who did so in anticipation of an investigation into Enron by the S.E.C.
Mr. Gilchrist, who started at Aetna in 1990, said: "I remember being told by my boss after my first year, 'You're really working out.' You'll have a job for life.' " A short time later, however, Mr. Gilchrist's marketing job became a nonstaff consulting position.
Among numerous consulting positions, he served the Albany, N.Y., Board of Water Supply 1924 32.
Such people may know about specific leads for jobs, including temporary or consulting positions.
He said he is placing more former retirees in temporary and consulting positions, especially in manufacturing.
He has held consulting positions with several companies in the United States and abroad.
This raised strong objections from other team members who refused to take consulting positions that were offered to them.
