Offshore Software Development

Usually, by the offshore company software development people mean a team located in another country that builds software remotely, which allows for speeding up the release time and optimizing resource spending, without compromising on quality.

Contact us to find out the best way how we can work together.

Offshore developers should be hired when you need to quickly scale the team, optimize costs, or gain access to narrow specialists who are difficult to find in the local market. This may be particularly relevant when starting new projects or working with a limited budget, or when there is a need to speed up development without compromising quality.

The offshore model is also a good choice if you want to focus on business by leveraging technical implementation with a reliable partner that has established processes and a proven track record.

Each project is unique, and if you have specific preferences and workflows, we can adjust to them. We typically use Slack for day-to-day communication, Google Meet for meetings, and Asana/Jira to manage tasks and track progress.

Our developers have solid English communication skills (both written and spoken) sufficient for day-to-day collaboration, participation in meetings, and working with technical documentation.

For roles that require more frequent interactions with clients, we assign specialists with Intermediate+ or higher English proficiency to ensure productive communication.

We support our developers in keeping up with current technologies and industry best practices. This includes internal knowledge-sharing sessions, code reviews, passing certifications (e.g., with platforms like Stripe), and participation in tech communities.

And most importantly, we select projects that challenge our team to grow as specialists, not just deliver.

Overcode collaborates with clients worldwide. We have extensive experience in organizing workflows across different time zones. We have worked with the USA, Israel, Australia, and Asian countries. For each project, we add a project manager responsible for synchronization. If there is a big difference in time zone, we set up the process to synchronize with the client in working hours overlap, report on the work done, and plan tasks. We work with people who know how to take responsibility and organize working hours. This is a key aspect for successful work and management.

We’re flexible; however, usually we assign a dedicated project manager on our end to manage the process when we build products from scratch.

If you’re looking to manage developers directly, we have another cooperation model, called Staff Augmentation, that suits this case.

We have two main options for engaging with us: when we manage the process on our end and assign a project manager as the primary point of contact, or when you manage the developers directly.

Each of them has its use cases, so we can help you decide on the best option during our introductory call with our team.

Yes, our specialists typically provide daily updates on completed tasks in the chat, discussing progress made and any potential blockers.

We also propose having weekly/bi-weekly demos to align on the vision and gather feedback. However, the approach for each project can be slightly different, so we’re always ready to discuss the most productive process that would work specifically for your needs.

Here’s the typical process when we manage the software development lifecycle:

1. Introduction - We’re getting to know each other, learning your requirements and expectations.
2. Work Planning - We make reliable time and cost estimates for you and set up the best workflow for the project's needs.
3. Discovery phase - We study the problem that the app will solve and come up with solutions for software implementation.
4. UI/UX Design - We design an actual product based on the approved User Flows and Wireframes.
5. Development - We assign and manage a dedicated development team on our end that works on your app or website.
6. Support - We provide ongoing support and develop new features when needed after the product launch.