Dedicated engineering pods

We are not a resume-forwarding body shop. Every engineer is a full-time member of our 110-person team, screened on live code, and embedded in your sprint cycle within two weeks.

An engineering pod reviewing architecture together
2
Weeks to embed
110
Engineers on staff
4–6
Hours daily overlap
2
Contracting entities
The difference

What you usually get, and what you get here.

  • Forwarded third-party resumes
    Full-time engineers from our own team
  • Junior padding on the invoice
    Senior-only: architects and full-stack leads
  • Timezone roulette
    4–6 hours of guaranteed daily overlap
  • Locked into a 12-month contract
    Monthly retainer, with a replacement guarantee
The hours that decide it

Offshore engineering fails on the calendar far more often than it fails on skill. This is the part of the day we commit to being inside yours.

Your working day, your clockYoursOurs, in it with you
Daily overlap
46 hours
Spent on
Your rituals, not ours
Contracting entities
US (Delaware) & Dubai

The commitment is the length of the overlap. Where it sits inside your day is agreed per engagement — the placement drawn here is illustrative, and no timezone is assumed.

How placement works

Five steps, two weeks.

  1. 01

    Technical profile alignment

    We map your stack, sprint rituals, architecture blockers and the seniority you actually need — inside 24 hours.

  2. 02

    Code assessment

    Candidates sit live coding and system design tests on JustInterview.ai, the same platform we screen our own hires with.

  3. 03

    You interview directly

    You meet pre-screened senior engineers yourself. No resume spam, no junior padding to inflate a bench.

  4. 04

    Embedded in your cycle

    They join your Slack, your board and your standups with full repo access and daily overlap with your working day.

  5. 05

    Replacement guarantee

    If an engineer is not meeting your bar early on, we replace them with no billing friction.

Describe the roles

Send the seniority you need, the sprint rituals the engineers would be joining, and the architecture blockers in front of you. You interview the engineers yourself before anyone joins a standup.