A named developer for a defined part of your delivery
Your backlog is overflowing and your best engineers are tied up. I drop into existing codebases, own the hard technical work, and deliver clean handoffs.
Overflow work needs more than spare capacity. Your team needs clear ownership, access to the right systems, reviewable changes, and a handover that fits the client project.
I work from Banja Luka in CET/CEST across React, Flutter, Webflow, Supabase, and Firebase. We can agree on a bounded deliverable, your review process, and the documentation your team needs to maintain the result.
Specify the feature, integration, or release you need help with, and identify the existing code and systems it depends on. Agree on who owns design decisions, testing, deployment, and client communication. Include access requirements and dependencies in the estimate.
Review relevant implementation examples and ask the developer to explain their contribution. A bounded initial task or technical review can reveal how they work with your codebase and review process. Assess the person and the work rather than assuming a platform, location, or team size establishes quality.
Agree on branch conventions, review expectations, demonstrations, and acceptance criteria. Keep changes small enough for your team to inspect. Document environment setup and operational decisions so the work can be maintained after the engagement.
A defined deliverable can support a fixed-scope proposal. Investigation or an evolving backlog may suit time-boxed work with an agreed spending limit. Confirm availability, change handling, confidentiality, client-facing responsibilities, and handover in writing before starting.
For a project enquiry, include what you’re building, its current stage and your target date.