Services
We recruit, hire, and employ highly skilled software engineers, then assign them to work directly for our partner companies. The engagement shape changes; the standard of the people does not.
Core services
Most partners start with one of these and expand once the first engineers are delivering. Nothing here is a fixed package — each is scoped against a written brief you approve.
Individual engineers or complete squads who join your sprints, your repositories, and your code review process. They attend your ceremonies, use your tooling, and are directed by your leads — while employment, payroll, benefits, and HR obligations remain ours.
When you would rather hand over an outcome than manage a team, we take the specification and deliver the software. Greenfield products, platform rebuilds, API and system integrations, and migrations off tooling that has stopped earning its keep.
Senior input on the decisions that are expensive to reverse. We review what you have, say plainly what we would change, and stay available while your team acts on it.
The capacity that keeps a committed date intact when internal bandwidth runs out. Not a replacement for your team — reinforcement around it, for as long as the push lasts.
Engagement models
Choose by how much of the delivery responsibility you want to keep. Partners frequently run more than one model at once.
Monthly rate per engineer. You direct the work, we remain the employer. Best when you have the management capacity and need the hands.
A cross-functional group with its own technical lead, aligned to one product area. You set the outcomes; the pod owns sequencing and delivery.
Defined scope, defined milestones, defined price. Suited to a build with clear boundaries and an agreed acceptance standard.
Capabilities
We hire against what our partners actually run in production. If your stack is not listed, ask — the recruiting brief is written for you, not pulled from a shelf.
Standard in every engagement
These are not add-ons or premium tiers. They are the reason a partnership holds together after the first release.
Describe the gap in a few sentences. We will tell you honestly whether an embedded engineer, a pod, or a scoped project is the right answer — including when the answer is none of them.
