Team augmentation and IT consulting
Team augmentation means an engineer who works in your team, in your tools and under your management, but is employed by us. 2Simple sources and provides developers (TypeScript and React, Node.js, Rust), testers and analysts for periods from 3 months, billed monthly.
For whom
- The project has a deadline and hiring takes six months.
- You need a skill for 6 months, not a permanent hire.
- The team has a testing backlog and nobody has time for it.
- You are an IT vendor looking for a reliable development subcontractor.
What you get
- CV and a technical interview with the candidate before you decide
- Start in your team within 2 months of approval
- Work in your Jira, GitLab and Slack
- Replacement within 2 weeks if the fit is wrong
- Monthly timesheet
- Long-term placement with an option to buy the person into a permanent role (B2B contract)
How we do it
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You describe the tasks and stack, we propose 1-2 people.
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Technical interview with your lead, decision.
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Onboarding on your side, first tasks in the first week.
- up to 2 mo.
- until the engineer starts in your team
- 2 wks
- to replace a person if the fit is wrong
- 3 mo.
- minimum engagement
"I fully recommend working with 2Simple to any company looking for a reliable technology partner that delivers on time, with high quality and attention to every detail."
Questions and answers
How is team augmentation different from outsourcing a project?
In augmentation you run the project and the engineer is a member of your team. In outsourcing we are responsible for the outcome and manage the work ourselves.
What is the minimum period?
3 months. Shorter engagements run as hourly consulting.
Can the engineer work from our office?
The 2Simple team works remotely. Client office visits are agreed individually, for example at project kick-off.
Let's talk about your project
Describe in a few sentences what you want to build or improve: an app, a platform, an integration or a process. We reply within one business day. The first call is an analysis, not a sales pitch.