Dedicated development teams that work with yours

Sometimes the problem isn't the plan. You know what to build, and you have people who understand the business. There just aren't enough of them.

* IT staff augmentation and dedicated development teams. Add developers, designers, QA and DevOps to your project, working to your priorities and your process.

When you have the project but not enough people

Staff augmentation for when you have the project, not the people

We put together engineering teams that work as part of yours. They join your meetings, your repositories and your definition of done, and you keep control of priorities and technical decisions. We supply the people, and the delivery lead to keep things moving if you want one.

Some companies call this IT staff augmentation, others resource augmentation or team augmentation. The word matters less than the arrangement: engineering staff working inside your team, accountable to you, for as long as the work lasts.

It can be one specialist filling a gap, or a full team owning a product area for years. It can grow when the roadmap grows, and shrink when it doesn’t.

Two ways it usually works

01

Staff augmentation

Individual specialists working inside the team you already have, sometimes called team augmentation. Best when your process works and you just need more capacity, or one skill you're missing.

02

A dedicated development team

A group working only on your product, with continuity over months and years. Best when you need someone to own a product area. Not just to help this quarter.

A team can include

A team can include

We work with specialists across different countries and time zones — offshore staff augmentation, when that is the right answer. It is what makes it possible to find the right skill quickly, rather than waiting months for a local hire.

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Developers

Front-end, back end and full stack

A technical lead

Someone accountable for how it gets built

Designers

Interface and user experience

QA engineers

Testing that catches things before your customers do

DevOps and cloud specialists

Deployment, monitoring and infrastructure

Delivery management

Keeping the work visible and on track

Next step

Build your team

You can hire a dedicated development team to own a product area for years, or one specialist to fill a gap. It can grow when the roadmap grows, and shrink when it doesn't.