Offshore Development Centre
A dedicated engineering team, run as an extension of yours — not a shared bench.
The problem
Outsourced teams that rotate people, hide behind a black-box process, or stall at the first attrition event aren’t really an extension of your team.
The outcome
A dedicated offshore team with core-hours overlap, IP protection, and long-term continuity.
- Over a decade as an offshore product development partner.
- Clients across three continents.
What's included.
- Dedicated engineering team(s), not a shared bench.
- Core-hours overlap (4–5 hours/day together), flexible beyond that.
- IP protection built into engagement structure.
- Remote-ready delivery with backups of backups.
How this actually runs.
Define the team
Agree team composition and the core-hours overlap (4–5 hours/day) that works for both sides.
Onboard as an extension of you
The team ramps up inside your systems and processes, not a walled-off vendor process.
IP protection from day one
IP protection is built into the engagement structure before work starts.
Continuity by design
Remote-ready delivery with backups of backups, so one person leaving doesn’t stall the team.
Built on.
- Microsoft .NET
- PHP
- Node.js
- React Native
- Azure
- AWS
See the products this work is grounded in.
All products
CrestBid AI, Orchestrator Studio, and Vexilo — three local AI products built by the same team.
Questions worth asking.
Core hours of 4–5 hours a day together, with flexibility beyond that — enough for daily sync without requiring a full-day timezone match.
Continuity is built into how we staff engagements — backups of backups — rather than treated as a risk you absorb.
IP protection is built into the engagement structure from the start, before any work begins.
Ready to talk about offshore development centre?
A dedicated engineering team, run as an extension of yours — not a shared bench.