Engineering team extension adds software, QA, DevOps, data and cloud engineers to your own team for a period.
15+ years of team experience · Hubs in Delaware and Sydney · 5.0/5 client satisfaction
Engineering team extension with engineers who work in your stack and your sprints.
Software, QA, DevOps, data and cloud engineers who join your team. We match them to your stack, you interview and approve each one, and they work from your backlog in your tools.
- 15+Years of team experience
- 20+Enterprise implementations
- 60 minFree Engineering team extension review, with a written plan
- 5.0/5Client satisfaction (CSAT)
Proven Success With
5.0/5 CSAT
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What is engineering team extension?
They work from your backlog, in your repositories and tools, and follow your review and release process.
You approve each engineer. Model, hours, NDA, IP, notice and replacement terms are agreed in writing first.
Where you are starting from
How much engineering help do you need?
What does your team need to add?
- Path 01One skill
A single engineer
Your team is strong but missing one skill or one pair of hands.
- One role brief
- Matched to your stack
- Joins your next sprint planning
- Path 02A few people
A small pod
A feature or service needs several roles working together.
- Developer, tester and a lead
- One shared brief
- Works inside your process
- Path 03A whole team
A dedicated team
A product or program needs a team of its own.
- Roles planned with you
- A technical lead on the team
- Monthly review of size and mix
Engineers who work in your stack, your tools and your sprints
Roles
Which engineers can join your team?
Eight roles. One person or a mix, matched to a written brief.
Backend
Java, Python, Node.js, PHP and .NET.
Frontend
React, Angular and TypeScript.
Full-stack
Features from database to screen.
QA and test automation
Automated suites and regression.
DevOps
Pipelines, infrastructure as code.
Data
Pipelines, warehouses, data quality.
Cloud
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
Technical lead
Standards, reviews and planning.
Stacks
Which technology stacks do you cover?
Common stacks, layer by layer. The role brief names the exact frameworks and versions you run.
- React
- Angular
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Java
- Python
- Node.js
- PHP
- .NET
- SQL databases
- Snowflake
- Databricks
- Data pipelines
- AWS
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud
- CI/CD
- Test automation
- API testing
- Regression suites
Platforms
Which platforms do your engineers work with?
Cloud, data and tooling platforms our engineers are matched against, depending on the role.
- 01
AWS
Compute, storage, serverless and managed databases.
- 02
Microsoft Azure
App services, functions and Azure DevOps.
- 03
Google Cloud
Cloud Run, BigQuery and managed services.
- 04
GitHub
Repositories, pull requests and Actions pipelines.
- 05
Python
Services, data pipelines and automation scripts.
- 06
PostgreSQL
Schema design, queries and migrations.
- 07
Snowflake
Warehouse models, loads and transformations.
- 08
Databricks
Data engineering on the lakehouse.
Vetting
How do you vet engineers?
Each check is against your stack and your brief. You make the final decision in your own interview.
Language and framework depth
How we check itTechnical interview against your stack
What you receiveNotes on strengths and gaps
Code quality
How we check itWalkthrough of past code with a senior engineer
What you receiveReviewer comments on the profile
Testing habits
How we check itHow they test and review their own work
What you receiveNotes on testing approach
Cloud and DevOps
How we check itPipelines and environments they have run
What you receivePlatforms and tools listed
Communication
How we check itConversation in English and working-time overlap
What you receiveOverlap hours stated
Certifications
How we check itCredentials checked with the issuer
What you receiveCredentials listed on the profile
How it works
How does engineering team extension work?
Six steps from the brief to the monthly check-in. Nobody starts without your approval.
- Brief
- Stack, level and role
- Hours and overlap
- NDA signed
- Matching
- Engineers matched to the brief
- Technical review
- Your interviews
- You interview each engineer
- You approve or decline
- Access and setup
- Repositories and tools
- Codebase walkthrough
- Delivery
- Work from your backlog
- Your reviews and releases
- Monthly check-in
- Report and feedback
- Changes to size or mix
Reporting
What do you see each month?
A short monthly report alongside the work in your own tools.
Work delivered
Stories and tickets closed, linked to your board.
Reviews
Pull requests opened, reviewed and merged.
Risks and blockers
What is slowing the team and who can clear it.
Planned changes
Roles or hours to add or reduce next month.
Feedback
Your notes on each engineer, and theirs on the work.
Cost and timing
What it costs and how long it takes
The review is free
A 60-minute architecture review of your engineering team and backlog setup, with a written plan you keep.
A fixed-scope proposal first
Before any work starts you get a written proposal: a fixed-scope project with milestones, or a monthly plan. You approve it, or you do not.
Timing follows scope
How long it takes depends on what is in scope. The proposal states the milestones, so you see the timeline before you commit.
Client stories
Client work we have delivered
Real engagements, described by industry. Each story covers the starting position, what we built and how we delivered it, end to end.
Commercial & Business ServicesA Subscription Estimator and Technical Library for Fire Protection ProfessionalsA Next.js web application for a fire protection business: a searchable technical library and estimator with role-based access, manufacturer filtering, PDF output and subscriptions, with AI product identification in development.Next.js · Custom web application · Authentication and roles · SubscriptionsRead the story
Communications, Media & TechnologyA Bilingual Knowledge Base That Answers Callers During a Major International EventA bilingual English and Japanese knowledge base for contact centre operators at a major international event: live answer suggestions, cross-language search with translated embeddings, operator content management and missing-question tracking.Custom AI · Vector search · Translated embeddings · Large language modelsRead the story
EducationOne Tutoring Calendar Across Salesforce and TeachWorksSalesforce development for an Australian tutoring provider: a custom session calendar, two-way TeachWorks appointment sync, attendance and completion mapping, and session notes into after-session reports.Salesforce Platform · Lightning Web Components · Apex · TeachWorks APIRead the story Client reviews
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Frequently asked questions
Engineering team extension, answered.
Straight answers about roles, stacks, vetting, engagement models and contract terms.
Our name for IT staff augmentation: software, QA, DevOps, data and cloud engineers who join your team and work from your backlog, in your tools, under your direction.
Common stacks including Java, Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, React, Angular, Node.js, PHP and .NET, plus AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and common data platforms.
Against your stack: a technical interview, a walkthrough of past code with a senior engineer, checks on testing, DevOps and communication, then your own interview.
Part time, full time, a dedicated team or a monthly plan. The model, roles and hours are written into the proposal before anyone starts.
Yes. They work in your repositories, your board and your communication tools, and follow your code review and release process.
The agreement assigns the intellectual property in work created for you to you. An NDA is signed before profiles or code are shared.
Replacement is handled as the agreement sets out, and those terms are agreed in writing before the engagement starts.
No. Salesforce is our core practice, and we also extend software, QA, DevOps, data and cloud teams. For Salesforce roles, see Salesforce team extension.
Java is a trademark of Oracle and its affiliates. Python is a trademark of the Python Software Foundation. React is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. Angular is a trademark of Google LLC. Node.js is a trademark of the OpenJS Foundation. .NET, Microsoft Azure and TypeScript are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. AWS is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc. Google Cloud is a trademark of Google LLC. GitHub is a trademark of GitHub, Inc. Snowflake, Databricks, PostgreSQL and PHP are trademarks of their owners. Salesforce is a trademark of Salesforce, Inc. SynconAI is an independent consulting firm and is not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies.
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