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You can just sign a contract for a specific task or project. You can go for long term assistance as well.
Hiring people takes time, it also costs a lot (not only salaries but also taking into account insurance, benefits, holidays, etc.) Outsourcing gives you the best people faster and cheaper.
Outsourcing the whole project means you share responsibility and risks. It’s our duty to deliver - we take care of onboarding devs, scaling the team when needed.
You can either have your own team mixed with ours, or you can hire the whole team from us. You can quickly scale up or down.
European mindset is quite similar to the US. Which makes it very easy to communicate.
We take care of training our people, to make sure their skills are always up to date. It’s our cost, not yours.
Within the first month of work of a particular contractor’s engineer, the Client is not obliged to pay for the performed services of a particular contractor’s engineer in the case of a lack of satisfactory work results within that period of time.
There will be relationship coordination by an assigned project manager and account manager. They collect feedback about particular engineers in the team and the whole relationship between our companies and act jointly to improve it every day.
In the case one or more of the engineers not being able to continue their work for Scalac, a suitable replacement will be offered and at least 1-week overlap with the currently working member to transfer their knowledge.
When a Client decides to ramp down a particular team member engagement, not due to his work quality but due to other reasons (f.e. Client change of plans, budget relocation) a particular engineer can be off-boarded following an agreed notice period.
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