Hoodies

Hoodies completed a staff augmentation project for Amsterdam Internet Exchange, a telecommunications company. The company was struggling with resource constraints for its ongoing and upcoming projects. Hoodies provided a flexible team of software engineers, who worked on both frontend and backend parts of a project that started from scratch. The team size varied as per the project requirements, with an average of three full-time engineers. The partnership lasted from September 2019 to November 2020, during which the company invested between €500,000–€1 million (approximately $609,000–$1.2 million USD).

In another project, Hoodies collaborated with Plant Village, a nonprofit within Penn State University working to help smallholder farmers in Africa deal with climate change and pests. The company needed a competent team to develop software tools to monitor the spread of a locust crisis in East Africa and refactor their website. Hoodies developed a client management system for humanitarian purposes, which included a website and an Android app built using Ruby on Rails. They also implemented a set of computer vision and machine learning tools inside phones, enabling farmers to diagnose their problems offline. The engagement started in April 2020 and is still ongoing, with the company spending roughly $65,000 a month.

Hoodies also partnered with an advertising agency in Moscow to develop a platform to automate digital marketing campaigns. They worked on several development projects using Ruby, JavaScript, and Go. The team comprised three developers and the company invested approximately $80,000 in the project. The engagement lasted from June 2016 to November 2016. The company was highly satisfied with Hoodies' work and appreciated their developer-driven culture.