Unlocking Tech
02 / Services / Dedicated team

A team assembled for your product, run with you.

Product owner, business analyst, developers, Scrum master — a dedicated team from Lisbon that works as your in-house department. Your timezone, your tools, English by default.

01 / Who's on the team

Product owner

Owns the product vision and keeps stakeholders and the team pointed at the same goal.

Business analyst

Turns business goals into decisions the team can build against, working beside the product owner.

Developers

Senior engineers planning and delivering working, user-facing features inside every sprint.

Scrum master

Keeps the cadence honest — runs the rituals, removes the blockers, protects the focus.

02 / How it works
01
Needs assessment

A discovery session on success criteria, timeline, budget and the skill sets the roadmap actually needs.

02
Team composition

We assemble the team from senior engineers. You see and approve every profile before kickoff.

03
Kickoff

First sprint planned, environments set up, ways of working agreed. The team ships in week one.

04
Delivery management

Working software demoed on a cadence, progress visible in your tools — not in status reports.

05
Iterate and scale

The team grows, shrinks or re-skills as the roadmap changes. With notice, not with drama.

03 / What to expect
Cross-disciplinary by default

Development, analysis and delivery in one unit — fewer handoffs, fewer things lost between them.

One line of oversight

You steer through the product owner instead of chasing individuals. Less management surface, same control.

Nothing saved for the demo

Progress, decisions and costs visible at all times. Bad news travels as fast as good news.

Predictable budget and timeline

A stable team with a known monthly cost. Estimates improve every sprint because the same people make them.

100% on your product

The team works for you only — context compounds instead of evaporating between projects.

Fast iteration, early validation

Short cycles, working software every sprint, course corrections while they're still cheap.

04 / How we run delivery

Scrum or Kanban — whichever ships your roadmap. Both run by people who write code, not by a methodology department.

With Scrum

Sprints of two to four weeks, each ending in a demo of working software. Scope is planned per sprint, so changing course is cheap — feedback lands in the next planning, not in next quarter's.

With Kanban

A visible board, work pulled when there's capacity, current tasks finished before new ones start. Continuous delivery at a steady pace, without overloading the team.

05 / Three ways to engage

Same engineers, different contract. Pick the one that matches how much of the delivery you want to own.

Staff augmentation
One engineer in your team
Dedicated team
Our team on your product
Software development
End-to-end delivery
Who manages the workYouUs, with youUs
Works inside your team
Same timezone (CET)
Scope and roadmap stay yoursFixed per project
Scale up or down monthly
Best whenYou need capacityYou need a squadYou need an outcome
06/Start the conversation

Start your deployment.

Talk directly to a principal engineer.

No sales team.

No discovery workshops.

No procurement circus.

We scope, build and ship.

  • Reply within 24h
  • Engineer-led assessment
  • Written proposal
  • Portugal / EU timezone

No commitment. Just an engineer.

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