Software Development
Remote software developers and engineers for the stack you run.
People who write, ship and test the code behind your product or your store, working in your repositories and your sprint.
Hiring against a real backlog
Most companies don't need "a developer". They need someone who can pick up a specific backlog: the customer portal nobody has touched in a year, a theme that breaks on mobile, a checkout that needs a new payment step, a release that keeps slipping because nobody owns testing.
We recruit for the stack you already run, and candidates prove themselves on tasks taken from your backlog. Every line they write is yours.
Developer roles we recruit for
Not sure which developer you need?
Still unsure? The backlog itself usually answers the question, so that's where we start.
- If one person needs to own whole features, front to back, start with a full-stack developer.
- If you already have a backend and the problem is what users see, look at a frontend developer.
- A site built on WordPress or a similar CMS moves faster with a CMS specialist.
- For stores, the platform decides it: Shopify on one side, BigCommerce, Magento and WooCommerce on the other.
- When bugs keep reaching customers, a QA tester is often the missing piece.
Arrangements for developer hires
Developer hiring FAQ
Who owns the code?
You own every line your developer writes, from the first commit onward.
Can a developer work in our existing repositories and tools?
Yes. Candidates are tested against your stack, your repositories and the way your sprints run.
Do you build software for us instead?
Managed Project Delivery takes on software projects and delivers them end to end.
What's on your backlog?
Most developer searches begin with a look at the backlog. One conversation is usually enough to see which developer fits.