Web development outstaffing.
Senior web engineers who join your team, read your codebase, and ship inside your architecture. React, Node, TypeScript, and the stacks your product already runs on.
Production web platforms
Our engineers work on the kind of software companies run their business on: SaaS dashboards, storefronts, internal platforms, admin tools, customer-facing web apps, and everything in between. From storefronts through complex SaaS products, the goal is the same — code that ships to production and stays healthy.
Who we place
Frontend engineers
React and Next.js specialists who care about performance, accessibility, and the details of a real product UI — not just component libraries.
Backend engineers
Node and Python engineers building APIs, services, and data flows. Comfortable with SQL, queues, and the parts of a system that keep running at 3 a.m.
Full-stack engineers
Own a feature from database to UI. Common on smaller squads where one person carries a slice end to end.
Web tech leads
Senior engineers who set architecture, run code review, and mentor a team while still shipping.
Stacks we work with
React & Next.js
Our default frontend stack, from marketing sites through SaaS dashboards.
Node & TypeScript
API and service work that talks to the same types the frontend uses.
Python
Backend services and data-heavy work, often alongside a React frontend.
GraphQL & modern testing
Deep bench when the codebase already uses GraphQL or a mature test setup.
Inside your existing codebase
A web engineer joining an existing project spends the first days reading, not writing — mapping the architecture, learning the conventions, and pairing with your leads. From there they ship inside your patterns rather than importing their own. Same 10-day timeline as the rest of our staff augmentation process →
Common questions
Which stacks do your web engineers work with?
React and Next.js on the front end; Node and Python on the back end; TypeScript across both. We also place engineers experienced with GraphQL and modern testing tooling when your codebase calls for it.
Can they work in an existing codebase, or only greenfield?
Both. Most of our placements join an existing codebase — reading it, understanding conventions, and shipping inside your existing architecture rather than rebuilding from scratch.
Do you place frontend, backend, or full-stack engineers?
All three. We pick the shape that matches the role. Full-stack engineers are common on smaller squads; larger teams typically want specialists on each layer.
How quickly can a web developer start?
The 10-day timeline is the standard: brief, shortlist, your interviews, embedded. Rare stacks may take a little longer and we say so up front.
Who owns the code we build together?
You do. All work product and IP is assigned to you under a written agreement, and engineers push directly into your repositories.
Speqta
A performance-marketing SaaS platform whose web application our engineers have been shipping into for years — new features, architecture work, and reliability improvements as the product scaled.
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