IT staff augmentation for enterprise teams, inside your process
Enterprise augmentation succeeds or fails on onboarding. An engineer who cannot get access, or who works outside your change process, produces risk rather than capacity.
What changes here
IT Staffing in enterprise is not the same engagement
Onboarded to your SDLC, not ours
Your repositories, your branching model, your change control, your definition of done. We adapt to the process you are audited against rather than importing our own.
Screening and paperwork handled up front
Background checks, IP assignment, and confidentiality terms completed before day one, so procurement and legal are not the reason a start date slips.
Knowledge that stays after the contract
Documentation and handover are part of the engagement, so capacity does not walk out of the door with the contractor at the end of the term.
The constraints that actually shape these engagements
Enterprise contracting has requirements that have nothing to do with engineering ability, and ignoring them is what delays starts by weeks.
- Background screening and, where relevant, drug or credit checks completed before access is granted
- Clear IP assignment and confidentiality terms covering contractor-produced work
- Access provisioning through your identity process, with least privilege and an off-boarding trigger
- Compliance with your contingent-worker classification and tenure policies
The work itself
Full it staffing pageContract and contract-to-hire
Engineers embedded in your team, on your board and in your repository, with a defined path to permanent if the fit is right.
Managed delivery pods
A small team with its own lead, accountable for an outcome rather than for hours — useful when you need capacity but not another set of people to manage.
Direct hire and permanent search
Full search for roles you intend to keep, with the same technical assessment applied before anyone reaches your interview loop.
Onboarding and standards
Our engineers work to the same review, testing, and documentation standards as our delivery teams, so what they leave behind is maintainable.
Coverage and continuity
Named backup for critical roles and a documented handover if someone rolls off, so knowledge does not walk out with a contract end date.
Regular check-ins
Scheduled reviews with you and with the engineer, so a mismatch is fixed in week two rather than at the end of the quarter.
Enterprise questions we get asked
Something more specific? Send us the situation and we’ll answer it straight.