Novera

Team extension

Your team.
Our engineering support.

Add an engineer to your workflow or form a dedicated team for a workstream. Agree on skills, responsibilities and commercial terms before work begins.

Team extension

Two models.
Clear responsibility.

An engineer on your team

You set priorities and review the work. Novera coordinates selection and onboarding. Before the interview, we clarify the required experience, stack and work.

Agree on rate, involvement and time reporting. Team changes include a knowledge-transfer plan.

A dedicated team

Build a team for a module or workstream. Together, we define who manages the backlog, makes technical decisions and reviews delivery.

Define each role’s involvement. Review feedback, capacity and changes with your team.

Discuss progress through working increments, code reviews and completed tasks. Agree on reporting and a day-to-day contact during onboarding.

Engineering roles

Choose a role
for the work at hand.

The stack starts the search. The interview checks the work, autonomy and how the engineer will work with your team.

Analysis and architecture

BA / SA · Architecture · PM

How the role joinsJoins product owners and the technical team. Brings together decisions about workflows, data and integrations, recording agreements and open questions before development.

What your team gainsYour team can keep a shared understanding of the work and review changes against explicit criteria.

Backend and integrations

Python · Java · .NET · Go · Node.js

How the role joinsJoins the existing backend landscape and learns its APIs, data, queues and release rules. Owns service and integration tasks within your architecture.

What your team gainsYou add an engineer who considers how a change fits the wider system and how it will be checked there.

Frontend and mobile

React · Vue · Angular · iOS · Android

How the role joinsWorks with your product, design and backend teams. Owns a front-end area, its states and its API connections.

What your team gainsThe user workflow can evolve inside your product process rather than in a separate delivery track.

Data and BI

Data engineering · DBA · Analytics · BI

How the role joinsJoins data owners and analysts to learn the sources, pipelines and metric rules. Owns tasks in ingestion, data marts or reporting.

What your team gainsYour team gains a role that connects a data change to its source and to the people using the result.

AI and machine learning

ML · Computer vision · RAG · MLOps

How the role joinsJoins the product and engineering context alongside data owners. Owns a bounded area of data preparation, model evaluation or connecting model output to the application.

What your team gainsModel evaluation stays connected to your examples, the user action and the rules for accepting a result.

QA and security

QA · Automation · Performance · AppSec

How the role joinsJoins your release cycle and identifies critical workflows with engineering and system owners. Owns agreed automation, performance or security tasks.

What your team gainsRisks and fixes can be discussed through reproducible checks that remain part of the team workflow.

DevOps and operations

CI/CD · SRE · Observability · Recovery

How the role joinsJoins product and infrastructure teams to learn the release path, monitoring and recovery process. Owns an agreed area of automation or operations.

What your team gainsOperational boundaries and failure signals become an explicit part of the team’s work before the next system change.

Enterprise platforms

1C · Bitrix24 · REST · Events

How the role joinsWorks with process owners and administrators of existing platforms. Owns tasks in a module, request workflow or integration while respecting current permissions and operation history.

What your team gainsThe change stays inside the operating landscape your team knows, and its effect can be traced across systems.

Availability and start dates are confirmed only for the selected engineer or team.

What do you want to build?

Tell us about your project and current system. Let’s discuss how we can work together.

Let’s talk