Services

Four ways to add engineering capacity.

Pick the model that fits how your team already works, or combine them as a project moves from prototype to scale. Every engagement starts with the same technical vetting process, regardless of model.

01

Staff augmentation

Add individual engineers, testers, or analysts directly into your existing team, tools, and standups. You manage the day-to-day work; we manage payroll, contracts, and bench depth if someone needs to be swapped.

Best forA specific skill gap on a team that already has its own process and leadership.
Typical length1 month to ongoing, billed hourly or monthly.
02

Dedicated teams

A self-contained squad — engineers, QA, and a team lead — assigned to one product line. The lead reports into your stakeholders; we handle staffing, performance, and internal coordination.

Best forA defined product or workstream you want to run mostly hands-off.
Typical length3+ months, scoped per milestone or retainer.
03

Contract-to-hire

Work with a candidate on contract first, on real tasks with real stakes, before committing to a permanent offer. If it's a fit, they convert to your payroll; if not, there's no severance conversation to have.

Best forHiring decisions you want to de-risk before making them permanent.
Typical length3–6 month trial, then conversion.
04

Direct placement

We recruit, screen, and technically vet candidates, then hand off a permanent hire straight onto your payroll. No ongoing engagement with us is required once the offer is signed.

Best forA confirmed headcount you want filled once, well.
Typical lengthOne-time placement fee.

Roles we place

Backend, frontend, mobile, QA, DevOps, data, and IT support engineers.

If a role doesn't fit neatly into one of those buckets, tell us what the work actually involves — we'll vet for that, not for a job title.

Not sure which model fits?

Tell us the role and the constraint — budget, timeline, or headcount policy — and we'll recommend a model, not just take an order.

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