Capacity and structure
Product work was moving, but the engineering bench was not. The client needed people in seat quickly, with leadership and a shared view of priorities.
How our team built and ran a fully managed engineering team for a Qatar healthcare provider.
Start a conversationThe client was working on several products and needed a team, plus a clearer structure and roadmap. Hiring each role one by one would take too long, and they did not want to build the full recruitment and HR layer themselves. They needed a dedicated engineering pod that VentureDev would assemble and help run.
Product work was moving, but the engineering bench was not. The client needed people in seat quickly, with leadership and a shared view of priorities.
Our team ran requirement analysis, sourcing, screening, interviews, vetting and onboarding, then stayed on for leadership, HR and roadmap alignment.
Twenty-five developers were deployed within two weeks. Six months on, the team is running steadily and the engagement continues.
Four steps: define the roles, put the people in place, set leadership and reporting, then keep the operational layer and roadmap aligned.
The pod was built to cover delivery end to end: senior full stack and data engineering, QA and DevOps, project managers and tech leads. Our team owned requirement analysis, sourcing, technical screening, interviews, vetting, onboarding, dedicated team leads, reporting lines, HR coordination, admin, attendance and leave, engagement and retention support, and roadmap and priority alignment.
Six months into the engagement, the pod is running steadily and the work continues. The client keeps product direction; VentureDev keeps the team staffed, led and aligned to the roadmap.
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