Hire developers

Dedicated senior developers, embedded in your team

Add engineering capacity without the hiring cycle. ImliStack developers join your stand-ups, repositories and backlog — with our founder accountable for quality and continuity.

What does hiring a dedicated developer from ImliStack mean?

A dedicated developer is a senior ImliStack engineer assigned to your product full-time or part-time on a monthly engagement. They work in your tools and process like a member of your team, while ImliStack provides technical oversight, code review and continuity if circumstances change.

Roles

Developers you can hire

How it works

From request to first commit

  1. Share the role

    Stack, seniority, hours, time-zone overlap and what the developer will own.

  2. Meet the engineer

    A technical conversation with the proposed developer before you decide.

  3. Agree terms

    Written proposal with scope, hours, rate, notice period and IP assignment.

  4. Onboard and ship

    Access, tools and a first task — progress visible from week one.

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Dedicated developer, project team or freelancer?

Dedicated developer

Best when you have a product owner and backlog and need more senior hands. You direct the work; we ensure quality and continuity.

Project team

Best when you want an outcome delivered end to end. We own scope, architecture and delivery. See engagement models.

Freelancer

Can work for small, well-defined tasks, but continuity, review and accountability usually sit with you.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from freelancers or staffing agencies?

You get senior engineers from ImliStack's own team, not anonymous contractors. Our founder provides technical oversight, code review and continuity, and ImliStack remains accountable for the quality of the work.

Full-time or part-time?

Both. Engagements are monthly, full-time or part-time, with minimum terms and notice periods agreed in the written proposal.

How quickly can a developer start?

It depends on current capacity. We confirm availability and a start date before you commit — we do not promise people we do not have.

Do you publish developer rates?

Rates depend on role, seniority and engagement length, and are stated clearly in the proposal. There are no hidden margins or setup fees.

Who owns the code a dedicated developer writes?

You do. Work happens in your repositories under your accounts, and IP is assigned to you in the agreement.

Next step

Have a product to build or a system to fix?

Tell us what you are working on. You will get a considered reply from an engineer — with questions, a suggested approach or an honest “we are not the right fit”.