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Offshore support for technology teams.
Engineering time is the most expensive thing you own, and a surprising amount of it goes on work that is not engineering. Tickets, data, documentation and the admin around a release.
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Why this sector
Protect the hours
Small technology teams end up absorbing everything around the product: first-line tickets, data clean-up, release notes, reporting someone asked for once a quarter. Each is reasonable on its own, and together they take a developer week every month.
Most of it is well-defined and documented, which makes it exactly the kind of work that transfers cleanly to someone offshore.
Typical scope
What usually gets
Drawn from how technology teams typically use offshore support.
Development support
Web and app development work alongside your team, from site builds to internal tools, scoped per engagement.
Helpdesk and ticket triage
First-line response, reproducing issues and routing what genuinely needs an engineer, so the queue is filtered before it reaches them.
Data and reporting
CRM upkeep, data clean-up and the recurring reports that quietly eat an afternoon every week.
Documentation and release admin
Keeping documentation current, writing up changes and running the checklists around a release.
Where the talent comes from
The categories this
Industry context shapes the brief. The people still come from the same talent categories, screened the same way.
Client story
A team that
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