Ready4S

Ready4S was hired by Uber to assist with firmware-related work. The project required a team of professional engineers who could quickly understand the project and work in tandem with Uber's internal team. Ready4S provided a team of eight, including three on-site and five remote, who worked on various technologies such as C, C++, Python, IoT devices, NFC technology, GSM and GPS technology, and more. They were also involved in building an automated assistant, the hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) test system. The project, which started in September 2019, has seen an investment of over $1 million and is ongoing.

Ready4S was engaged by Lexly, a legal tech platform, to rebuild their old platform from scratch. The team at Ready4S developed the AWS infrastructure and front- and backend applications, using PHP on Symfony for the backend and Angular for the frontend. They worked on three different products aimed at making law cheaper and more accessible. The team started with 2-3 people and expanded to around eight, including a DevOps specialist, a UX designer, a QA specialist, and front- and backend developers. The project, which started in September 2019, has seen an investment of about €500,000 and is ongoing.

Trace One, a computer software company, engaged Ready4S to supplement their internal teams in redeveloping their 15-year-old applications. Ready4S provided three senior PHP developers and a QA resource, along with two React developers for front- and backend .NET applications. The team helped with the customization of an application originally built by a third party, and also provided testing and QA resources. The project, which started in January 2019, has seen an investment of just under €1,000,000 and is ongoing.