Intelvision

Developers placed inside a client's own team

Intelvision supplies full-time software developers who sit inside the client's team rather than working as outside contractors. The company calls this tech talent offered as a service, a model it places between a freelancer and an agency. Its developers use the client's own tools and routines, and the engagements it describes are designed to last, with partnerships that run for months or years. The firm also runs dedicated development teams for a whole project, where an outsourced group takes on the work and works exclusively on it.

Screening engineers before they are introduced

Candidates pass through several stages before a client meets them. A screener checks resumes and professional profiles in detail, and senior engineers then test coding skill. A live screening follows, in which specialists assess communication, credibility and English fluency. A final match weighs technical fit against the client's specific demand. The company describes this as a funnel in which only a small share of applicants reach a client, and it puts as much weight on soft skills as on technical ability.

The hiring path from brief to start

The client begins by sending the skills and experience level it needs. Intelvision then arranges for the client to meet a selected developer and confirm the fit before work starts. The company says it can introduce a short list of candidates within days and have an engineer begin work within a few weeks. The developer is then integrated into the client's team, and the two sides agree on processes. The firm presents the arrangement as a faster route to a full-time developer than an in-house search, with no hiring fees.

Roles a dedicated team can include

The company also describes how a dedicated team is made up. Front-end engineers build the parts of an interface people see, focusing on look, feel and function. Back-end engineers work on server components and on the business logic behind an application. QA engineers look for defects and check that the product reaches the intended standard. UX and UI designers shape the interface from user research, while DevOps engineers build and maintain the infrastructure that allows quick releases. Business analysts connect technology with the business, and project managers oversee the work from start to close.

Specialists by role and by skill

Beyond general teams, clients can ask for particular roles or skills. The site lists full-stack development and machine learning engineering among the roles it offers directly, and says that other roles and skills can be requested. Cloud application development and full-cycle web development are the main technical areas named, with attention to performance and security. The company says its clients include technology firms and business owners who need developers at short notice, and it states that companies in German-speaking countries have chosen its service.