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The Process

No black boxes. Here is exactly how we work.

Six steps from your briefing call to an engineer shipping code on your team. Every stage is designed to maximize fit and minimize ramp-up time.

The Process

From brief to shipped. In 6 steps.

No black boxes. No mystery. Here is exactly how we find, vet, and place your engineers.

Step01
Step 01

Briefing

You tell us what you need. Role, seniority, tech stack, team culture, working hours, and any deal-breakers. This can be a 30-minute call or a written brief. We ask the questions that agencies typically skip, the ones that predict long-term fit.

Step02
Step 02

Candidate Matching

Technically, we could generate a shortlist in minutes. We have an active, pre-vetted pipeline. But we don't. We manually review each candidate against your specific brief: technical alignment, English level, current availability, timezone fit, and team dynamic signals. That review takes 3 days for common roles like full-stack. Other roles typically take 7 to 10 days. It is a deliberate quality check, not a speed limitation.

Step03
Step 03

7-Stage Screening

Every candidate who reaches the client review step has passed all seven internal screening stages: CV check, behavioral interview, two technical interviews, a take-home assessment, reference check, and background check. This is where most candidates are filtered out. Our 5% acceptance rate is earned here.

See the full vetting breakdown
Step04
Step 04

Client Review

Optional: run your own interview

You receive a shortlist of 3 to 5 vetted candidates. Profiles include a written summary, screening results, and our recommendation. You decide who to move forward. You can run your own technical interview if you prefer, though most clients take our word for it.

Step05
Step 05

Onboarding

We prepare the engineer for your specific context: team structure, tools, communication cadence, and any legal or NDA requirements. They also receive a targeted briefing on your company type (startup, growing company, enterprise, or agency) so they understand the environment before day one. An engineer who has only worked in large structured companies needs different preparation than one coming from a startup. We address that before they join. The first week is structured to minimize ramp-up time. Most engineers are contributing meaningfully by day five.

Step06
Step 06

Ongoing Support

We stay involved. Monthly check-ins with both the engineer and the client. We catch friction early and resolve it fast. If something is not working, you have a 2-week trial window and a free replacement guarantee. We measure our success by how long the engagement lasts.

We could shortlist in minutes. We take 3 days because every candidate is reviewed individually against your brief, with availability confirmed, before anything reaches you.

How we vet engineers in seven stages

By the numbers

Speed and rigor, together.

3 days*

Avg. time to first shortlist

7

Screening stages every candidate passes

97%

Client satisfaction

2 weeks

Trial window with free replacement

* For common roles like full-stack. Other roles typically take 7 to 10 days.

FAQ

Questions about the process

Everything you want to know before starting.

Ready to start?

Send us your brief. Get a shortlist in 3 days.

We already have the pipeline. Common roles like full-stack take 3 days. Other roles typically take 7 to 10 days. That wait is us reviewing every candidate against what you actually need.