Dedicated Talent / Professions / Full-Stack Developer
Role · Full-Stack Dev

A full-stack developer who ships features, not just tickets.

Office-based engineers fluent in agile, Git-based workflows and modern stacks, extending your in-house team without the bloated burn rate, working U.S. hours from day one.

Coverage Full-time, U.S. hours
Stack React · Node · TS · Cloud
Onboard time 2–3 weeks
Hire from Kosovo · Albania
01
Full-Stack Developer
8 yrs · Available now
3× output React · Node AI-assisted Office-based
Prishtina, Kosovo Hire →
02
Back-End Developer
5+ yrs · Available now
2× output Node · Python AWS · Postgres CI/CD
Tirana, Albania Hire →
03
DevOps Engineer
8 yrs · Available now
3× output Docker · K8s CI/CD
Tirana, Albania Hire →
70%
Less cost per hire vs. a U.S.‑based engineer
Productivity with AI‑assisted dev workflows
14 days
From kick‑off to a dev shipping their first PR
Pay only when you hire Calculate savings ↗

Our developers ship alongside teams at

ConquerVirgilVectorSolvAptia GroupWondr HealthParacelsusVirta HealthCatapult HealthDaily Burn

Eight U.S. hours, structured around shipped code.

Our engineers don’t freelance their day. They run a real sprint cadence (standups, focus blocks, code review, demo) with delivery checkpoints baked in.

08:30 ET

Daily standup & ticket review

Aligns with your PM and tech lead on sprint goals, refreshes the queue, picks up blockers from yesterday’s EOD.

Output · sprint primed
09:00 ET

Deep-focus build block

Heads-down ship time: pairs with AI assistants, writes clean modules, runs unit tests locally before pushing.

Output · 2–3 commits in branch
11:00 ET

Pair sync with U.S. team

Live overlap with your team: walks PRs, unblocks design questions, paired debugging on tricky tickets.

Output · PR walkthrough
13:30 ET

Code review & merge

Reviews teammates’ PRs, addresses CR feedback on their own, merges cleanly with passing CI, no Friday rollbacks.

Output · PRs merged
15:00 ET

Async demo & EOD recap

Records a Loom demo of what shipped, updates Jira, flags risk items so your team wakes up to a clean handoff.

Output · EOD recap shipped
What you get in week four

A measurable shipping motion, not vibes.

Every developer runs to the same delivery floor. Here’s a representative sprint from a senior engineer on a SaaS product team, post-ramp.

Sprint activity · by surface Sprint 2 · senior dev
Commits pushed
COMMIT
42
PRs opened
PR
12
Reviews given
REVIEW
10
Tickets closed
CLOSE
9
Features shipped to prod
SHIP
3–4
Sprint completion
92%

Of committed sprint points actually delivered, driven by realistic estimates and tight code review loops, not heroics.

PR cycle time
<24h

Average time from PR open to merge across our dev teams. Same-day overlap with U.S. teams keeps reviews unblocked.

Fluent in the languages and platforms your team already ships on.

Plug them into your existing repo, CI and ticketing: no migration, no “what’s that tool?” week one.

Front-end What users see
React TypeScript Next.js Vue Tailwind
Native
Back-end APIs & services
Node.js Python Go Java .NET
Native
Cloud & infra Where it runs
AWS GCP Azure Docker Kubernetes
Advanced
Data Storage & queries
Postgres MongoDB Redis MySQL BigQuery
Advanced
Dev workflow Day-to-day collab
GitHub Jira GitLab Linear Slack
Native

How an Outsorcy developer stacks up.

Same role, three paths. Here’s how they compare on the things that actually move product velocity.

Path A
U.S. in-house developer
Path B
Outsorcy developer
Path C
Generic offshore agency
Loaded cost / month
~$12,000
~$3,800
~$3,200
Time to first PR
6–8 weeks
2–3 weeks
1–2 weeks
U.S.-hour live coverage
● Yes
● Yes
○ Partial
Office-based, supervised
● Yes
● Yes
○ Rarely
Dedicated to your codebase
● Yes
● Yes
○ Shared
12-month retention
~50%
85%+
~30%
You interview & approve
● Yes
● Yes
○ Pre-assigned

What good looks like, by week four.

A clear, week-by-week picture of what you should expect. If milestones slip, we replace fast.

Week 1–2 · ramp

Onboarded, in your repo, shadowing live sprints.

We run training on your codebase, architecture, code review norms and ticket conventions, not generic dev bootcamp.

  • Repo + CI access live
  • Architecture & domain walk-through
  • First 2–3 small PRs merged
  • Weekly recap loop with your tech lead
Week 3

First features shipped to staging.

Tickets are picked up cleanly, code review feedback is fast, and your team starts seeing real PRs land.

  • 2–3 features in staging
  • Tickets cleanly closed
  • Daily standup rhythm hit
Week 4

Steady state: a measurable shipping motion.

Your engineer hits the sprint floor every cycle and you have honest reporting on velocity, cycle time and quality.

  • 3–4 features / sprint
  • 92% sprint completion
  • Loom EOD recaps
Month 2+

Scale: spin up a team, not just a hire.

Add a back-end engineer, a DevOps, or a QA: same playbook, same tech lead, same delivery rhythm. Hiring the whole team? See dedicated engineering teams.

  • Team-level velocity dashboard
  • Backup coverage built-in
  • Quarterly architecture review
Always-on

Office-based, supervised, accountable.

Your engineer works from a real office, with a real tech lead, on real delivery KPIs, not from a coffee shop.

  • NDA & security hygiene
  • On-site tech lead
  • Replacement guarantee

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Wondr Health

Wondr Health
★★★★★

"They've allowed us to scale our top-of-funnel efforts efficiently, giving us an advantage in-market."

Jim Gallic
Chief Growth Officer, Wondr Health — US
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