Staff augmentation for European businesses
Dedicated Development Teams
Named engineers working inside your process, your repository and your sprint cadence, contracted monthly from an EU-registered company with a 30-day notice period.
The problem this solves
Staff augmentation goes wrong when you get a rotating cast of anonymous contributors. You get named people, you meet them before the contract starts, and they stay on the engagement. If someone has to change, we tell you before it happens and hand over in writing.
What the work includes
- Named engineers, introduced and interviewed before the contract begins
- Your repository, your board, your definition of done
- Overlapping working hours across the Central European timezone
- Monthly rolling contract with a 30-day notice period
- Written weekly summary of what shipped and what is blocked
- EU-based contracting entity for procurement and VAT purposes
How the engagement runs
- 01
Technical discovery1–2 weeks
A paid, time-boxed discovery: we read the existing code and data model, interview the people who run the process today, and write down the constraints. It ends with a specification, not a proposal deck.
- 02
Architecture and scope1–2 weeks
Architecture decisions are recorded with the alternatives we rejected and why. Scope is split into milestones that each end in something demonstrable, so progress is observable rather than reported.
- 03
Iterative deliveryBulk of the engagement
Two-week iterations against your repository and your board. Every iteration ends with a deployable build, automated tests, and a written summary of what changed and what is still open.
- 04
Handover and support1–2 weeks, then optional retainer
You receive the source code, the infrastructure definitions, the runbook and a recorded walkthrough. Continued support is a separate, optional agreement — never a dependency we engineer in.
A note on the duration stated above
Monthly rolling, 3-month minimum recommended is a typical range for this shape of work, not a commitment. Real scope, existing data quality and the availability of the people who know the current process all move it. The date we commit to appears in the written quote.