Frequently Asked Questions

A dedicated development team is a team of engineers hired through an outsourcing provider, who work in a fully integrated way with your existing team. A team can be a single engineer or 25+, depending on your needs.

Working with dedicated developers has many of the advantages of an in-house team (full integration into your existing team and processes), with some additional benefits including flexibility around scaling a team down over time as your needs evolve.

Our clients use dedicated developers when they need to scale their engineering resources very quickly but have issues hiring locally, or want to avoid the bureaucracy and logistical challenges of operating across multiple locations.

Tell us what you need and we will put together a team for you. We run our own recruitment process, and you only talk to the selected few engineers we recommend for your dedicated team, with a full right to veto. We take care of all the operational aspects of the collaboration including hardware, IT support, ensuring we are fully compliant with local regulations etc. You save time on recruitment and operational challenges, while keeping control over who works on your code.

Our engineers are based across EMEA and LATAM. While we have offices in Ireland, Spain, Poland, and Germany, we are a remote-first company and most of the Zartis engineers are working remotely from European and North American time zones.

On average, it takes 4-6 weeks to set up a new team. This can vary somewhat, depending on the location where we are setting up the team and the size of the team.

Check out some of our case studies:

• Fexco
• Kaluza
• Steinbeis SMI

There is no one-size-fit-all answer to this question – it comes down to how your in-house team is structured and how important time zone overlap is to you. 

For some Zartis clients whose teams need to collaborate very closely throughout the day, nearshoring is the better solution, as engineers are located in similar time zones. 

For others, who have their own clients spread across the globe and work in a highly distributed manner, having developers in different time zones provides flexibility and more coverage.

In the context of software engineering, it is often referred to as dedicated development or software team extension. Staff augmentation is a service in which you augment your existing team through an outsourcing provider. The developers from the outsourcing company (such as Zartis) work closely with your own teams, as a seamless extension of your internal resources. 

Tell us what you need and we will find the software engineers that best suit your needs. You only pay for the days engineers work, while we take care of holidays and eventualities, such as sick leave, parental leave etc. Additionally, we take care of all operational aspects of the collaboration including hardware, IT support, ensuring we are fully compliant with local regulations etc. You save time on recruitment and operational challenges, so you can focus on building software faster.