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“We first check if we already have engineers whose skills and experience match your project. If the right engineers are already available, we share a list of candidates with you right away. Otherwise, we’ll source and vet candidates within 14 business days. Once you approve, your team can be onboarded and ready to go within 2 weeks.”

“We first check if we already have engineers whose skills and experience match your project. If the right engineers are already available, we share a list of candidates with you right away. Otherwise, we’ll source and vet candidates within 14 business days. Once you approve, your team can be onboarded and ready to go within 2 weeks.”

“We first check if we already have engineers whose skills and experience match your project. If the right engineers are already available, we share a list of candidates with you right away. Otherwise, we’ll source and vet candidates within 14 business days. Once you approve, your team can be onboarded and ready to go within 2 weeks.”
We always look for engineers who have worked in your specific industry and with the tech stack you need. You won’t simply get specialists pulled from the bench.
If you need a backend engineer with healthcare experience, frontend developers used to scaling SaaS products, or a senior architect to support platform migration, we’ll search for exactly that profile. We can also help you define the team structure based on your goals and product scope if you’re unsure what specialists you require.

“We first check if we already have engineers whose skills and experience match your project. If the right engineers are already available, we share a list of candidates with you right away. Otherwise, we’ll source and vet candidates within 14 business days. Once you approve, your team can be onboarded and ready to go within 2 weeks.”
We look not only at tech skills but also at how people approach problems, understand business context, and communicate decisions. Every developer who joins our team goes through live coding, problem-solving tasks, and open-ended interviews led by our CEO or tech leads.
We also have our own Clockwise University: 62% of our graduates are still with us today, and many of them are in senior positions.

“We first check if we already have engineers whose skills and experience match your project. If the right engineers are already available, we share a list of candidates with you right away. Otherwise, we’ll source and vet candidates within 14 business days. Once you approve, your team can be onboarded and ready to go within 2 weeks.”
We handle sourcing, screening, and shortlisting, but the final decision is always yours. You interview and approve every team member before they join your project.

“We first check if we already have engineers whose skills and experience match your project. If the right engineers are already available, we share a list of candidates with you right away. Otherwise, we’ll source and vet candidates within 14 business days. Once you approve, your team can be onboarded and ready to go within 2 weeks.”
The way we communicate plays a big role in keeping our partnership transparent and reliable. Here are our key practices:


“Our role is to make team changes invisible from an operational perspective. People take time off, someone needs a sick leave, and sometimes team members might leave the project. We manage it on our side.”
If an engineer is out for a few days, it’s already been accounted for in our planning and won’t touch your deadlines.
And in the event that someone must leave the project, our transition framework helps with a smooth handover. We make sure all important information is written down and all necessary context is passed clearly to the rest of the team. So when a new specialist joins, we can bring them up to speed quickly with a full brief and context package.
In short: The faces might change, but your project’s progress stays consistent.
We can start with as few as one developer and scale to 10+ engineers when you need it.
Adding new team members typically takes 2 to 4 weeks, giving us enough time to find a perfect match rather than a quick fix.
If the workload becomes lighter, we can reduce the size of the team.
If you already have an internal team, we don’t work in a silo. We openly share our knowledge and integrate your developers into our daily processes. This way, your team develops a deep understanding of the codebase and our logic, making the eventual transition to in-house development feel like a non-event.
If we’ve been handling execution entirely on our own, we’ll commit to a structured transition period in which we walk your new team through every part of the system.
Yes. If the project requires a higher level of expertise, we can replace a team member with a more senior specialist or add a new specialist to the team. We manage the handover, transfer knowledge, and onboard the new person properly so the change does not interrupt delivery.
We can start with just one developer and scale up to 10 or more engineers depending on your needs. The team size can grow or shrink over time as the project changes.
Yes. We combine AI-assisted workflows with full engineering oversight, so nothing goes unchecked. The result is faster delivery (around 30% on average) without compromising reliability.
If we work as a managed team, a project manager acts as the main coordination point between your stakeholders and the delivery team. They manage communication, clarify priorities, align on scope and timelines, and make sure decisions are reflected in the team’s day-to-day work. They also keep stakeholders updated on progress, risks, and next steps.
For an unmanaged team, the account manager is the one who handles most of the communication and resolves the majority of day-to-day questions with your stakeholders.
We make sure there’s enough overlap in working hours for smooth communication — at least 2–4 hours a day. We agree on shared hours in advance so meetings, feedback, and day-to-day coordination are easy to manage.
Our standard notice period is one month. We agree on it alongside other contract terms, so expectations are clear from the start. If you need to change the team or end the engagement, we plan the transition in advance to avoid gaps in delivery.