Code review
A senior engineer reviews the work, so quality doesn't depend on one person's bad day.
What to verify: Look at the pull requests. Reviews should leave real comments, not just approvals.
How We Engage A Team Behind Every EngineerOne engineer
One engineer
in your team.
Ours behind them.
You work with one person every day. Behind them are reviewers, leads and testers, so quality doesn't depend on one person's bad day.
Why it matters
Not a contractor
working alone.
A contractor works alone and does what's on the ticket. Our engineers own the result, and they have a team behind them.
One person is a risk
A single contractor carries every decision, every blind spot and every sick day alone. That risk lands on you.
Seniority on demand
Your engineer gets a second opinion from someone who has solved the problem before, without you paying for a second full-time hire.
Knowledge doesn't walk out
Because more than one person understands the work, it survives holidays, illness and change.
The team behind
Five kinds
of backup.
Architecture help
When a decision is hard to undo, a lead looks at it first.
What to verify: Ask for the written note behind any big design decision: options considered and why one was chosen.
Testing and safety checks
We test AI systems for wrong answers, data leaks and misuse before they reach your users.
What to verify: Ask to see the test set and the results, including what failed.
Monitoring
Once it's live, we keep an eye on how it behaves and catch problems early.
What to verify: Check there are alerts and someone named who responds to them.
Cover
If your engineer is sick or leaves, someone who already knows the project steps in. Work doesn't stop.
What to verify: Ask who the cover engineer is. They should already have read the code and notes.
Cover
Work doesn't stop
when people do.
If your engineer is sick or leaves, someone who already knows the project steps in.
How it works
One point of contact.
Full support.
- 01
Your engineer works in your team
They sit in your Slack, standups and repository. You talk to them directly, every day.
- 02
Our team works behind them
Reviewers, leads and testers support the work through your own tools: pull requests, design notes and test reports.
- 03
You see everything
Nothing happens in a side channel you can't read. Reviews and decisions are visible where the work lives.
- 04
You only deal with one person
The support is part of the engagement. There are no extra meetings and no separate invoice for it.
Security & ownership
More people.
Same boundaries.
Access is agreed, not assumed
Anyone from our team who needs access to your systems is named and approved by you first.
Same NDA, same rules
Everyone supporting the work signs the same confidentiality terms and follows your security policies.
You own the code
Everything built, reviewed or fixed belongs to you from day one.
Before we start.
Do we pay extra for the team behind the engineer?
No. Review, architecture help, testing and cover are part of the engagement.
Will other people from Steinn get access to our systems?
Only people you approve, and only the access their part of the work needs. Most review happens in pull requests you can see.
Who do we talk to day to day?
Your engineer. The team behind them supports the work; it doesn't add meetings to your week.
What happens if our engineer leaves or is ill?
Someone who already knows the project steps in, so work doesn't stop. If the engineer isn't the right fit, we replace them.
Does this apply to every engagement?
Yes. Whether it's a two-week sprint, a single engineer or a pod, the same support sits behind the work.
The next step
Hire one engineer.
Get a team.
Tell us what you're trying to build. We'll tell you honestly whether we can help.