JMR

JMR Technologies was hired by GetHome, a real estate platform, to augment their IT staff. The goal was to create new architecture elements to replace the current workflow. JMR was chosen for their desirable candidates and provided one developer for the project. The developer worked on creating new functionalities for the GetHome platform, including an API import service and data migration from the old to the new database. Additionally, JMR assisted with two Python packages – a client for API and database models. The technologies primarily used were Python, Django, PostgreSQL, and Kubernetes.

JMR Technologies was engaged by an automated translation company to assist with software development. The team mainly worked on backend development using Django, React, and MySQL database. The company provided JMR with specifications and relevant documentation to complete the tasks. The team worked on an hourly basis, with deliverables being the stack work agreed upon. The company had worked with five different mid and senior developers from JMR over two years, spending an average of $12,000 per month. The engagement started in March 2020 and is ongoing.

An insurance company hired JMR Technologies for software design and development. The team designed and developed a platform from scratch using Python. The platform allowed the insurance company to sell policies to consumers and featured a recommendation system. The project involved eight people from JMR, including a business development manager, a project manager, developers, and designers. The insurance company found JMR through a Google search and chose them for their quick understanding of the project needs and their enthusiasm. The project, which cost approximately $46,000, ran from December 2020 to June 2021.