FusionHit

FusionHit was hired by a health insurance company to develop and QA an eCommerce website. The company sought a near-shore partner that could provide quality engineers at a reasonable cost. FusionHit emerged as the top pick after a thorough research and interview process. The company operates on an Agile/SCRUM development model and FusionHit's engineers were fully integrated with the internal team. The technology stack used included ReactJS, Node, and MongoDB, and the project was entirely cloud-based. The FusionHit team comprised six engineers, varying from mid to senior level in both development and QA.

Asurvio, a consumer software company, contracted FusionHit to scale their engineering team and address their task backlog. Initially, FusionHit was hired for smaller projects where they improved existing Chrome extensions. They now provide a full-time engineer who works on Asurvio's projects using React. The decision to work with FusionHit was influenced by the CTO's previous unsatisfactory experience with an offshore team. The partnership, which started in March 2019, has so far cost Asurvio about $40,000 and is still ongoing.

A software development company partnered with FusionHit to build a team of engineers with a specific skill set that could work during their working hours. FusionHit was chosen after the CEO interviewed ten different companies in Costa Rica. The company needed more senior engineers and FusionHit was able to provide them. The engineers primarily used React.js and Node.js, and also worked with Microsoft Dynamics and WordPress. FusionHit's team of about 30 engineers worked directly with the leadership at the client's businesses. The partnership, which began in August 2018, has so far cost the software development company over $1 million and is still ongoing.