Backend
Hire Backend Engineers
APIs, data and the parts that must not fail.
The backend is where correctness is decided. An invoice that disagrees with a booking, a permission check that silently passes, a queue that marks a lost message as delivered — none of these announce themselves. They are discovered weeks later, in the accounts.
That shapes what we look for: people who model the domain before reaching for a framework, who treat money and permissions as things that must be provably right rather than probably right, and who have carried a system they wrote.
Node.js Developers
Node engineers who run services in production and have been on call for the ones they wrote.
Python Developers
Python engineers who build typed, tested services rather than scripts that grew into one.
.NET Developers
.NET engineers who are equally at home in modern .NET and in the Framework estates still running the business.
Java Developers
Java engineers who maintain and modernise the services larger organisations genuinely depend on.
PHP Developers
PHP engineers who write modern PHP 8 and can also stabilise the legacy code you inherited.
Go Developers
Go engineers who use the language where it wins — throughput, concurrency and small deployable binaries.
What to look for when hiring
A good question is what they would do about a duplicate webhook arriving four hundred milliseconds after the first. The answer tells you whether they have run something in production.