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HUMAN EXPERTISE. ENGINEERED IMPACT.
02Core engagement models
03Reference team structures
IT OUTSOURCING & TEAM AUGMENTATIONYour engineering team.
Your engineering team.
Its next advantage.
Add the right expertise. Build the right team. PowerIT connects CTC’s engineering capabilities with your roadmap — from staff augmentation to dedicated teams and scoped delivery.
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IT OUTSOURCING / PEOPLE & EXPERTISEThe right expertise.
The right expertise.
Room to go further.
From one specialist to a complete team: define roles around your product, systems and stage of growth.
A role map for your brief; expertise, allocation and availability are confirmed for each requirement.
Explore all roles by discipline
Mobile engineering
- iOS Developer
- Android Developer
- Flutter Developer
- React Native Developer
- Mobile Tech Lead
AI & data
- AI Engineer
- Machine Learning Engineer
- LLM Engineer
- Data Scientist
- Data Engineer
- Data Analyst
- Analytics Engineer
- BI Developer
- Data Architect
- Data Product Manager
Cloud & platform
- Cloud Architect
- Cloud Engineer
- DevOps Engineer
- Site Reliability Engineer
- Platform Engineer
- MLOps Engineer
- DataOps Engineer
- FinOps Engineer
Quality engineering
- QA Engineer
- Manual Tester
- QA Automation Engineer
- SDET
- Performance Test Engineer
- Mobile QA Engineer
- QA Lead
Security & identity
- Security Engineer
- Application Security Engineer
- DevSecOps Engineer
- Cloud Security Engineer
- IAM Engineer
- Cybersecurity Analyst
Enterprise & integration
- Integration Engineer
- API Developer
- ERP Developer
- CRM Developer
- SAP Consultant
- Salesforce Developer
- RPA Developer
- Database Administrator
Product, analysis & design
- Business Analyst
- System Analyst
- Product Owner
- Product Manager
- UX Researcher
- UX/UI Designer
- Product Designer
- Technical Writer
Infrastructure & technical support
- Systems Engineer
- Network Engineer
- Linux Administrator
- IT Support Engineer
- Application Support Engineer
- Service Delivery Manager
Architecture, leadership & specialist roles
- Solution Architect
- Software Architect
- Tech Lead
- Engineering Manager
- Scrum Master
- Technical Project Manager
- Embedded Engineer
- IoT Engineer
- Blockchain Developer
- Smart Contract Developer
01 / TEAM BLUEPRINTWhat does your
What does your
next team need?
Choose a reference structure and compare it with your current team. This prepares the conversation; it is not an availability promise.
Headcount is only a starting point. Roles and skills need review before selecting people.
POWERIT / TEAM CONFIGURATION v.01
07positions in the reference structure
PM / BA×1
Tech Lead×1
Backend×2
Frontend / Mobile×2
QA×1
Positions to review7
Confirm roles, allocation and intended timing together.
Expertise across
the product lifecycle.
One specialist can unblock a task. The right team can move an entire workstream forward.
BUILD IT
Build the product
Web, apps, APIs and business workflows.
Frontend · Backend · Mobile · Product↗RUN ITDeploy & operate
Platforms, quality, integrations and observability.
Cloud · DevOps · QA · Integration↗EVOLVE ITExtend capability
Data, AI and improvements tied to real objectives.
Data · AI · MLOps · Technical Leadership↗Five stages.
Clear people. Clear work.
Understand the need
Product, workstream, skills, overlap hours and system access requirements.
Match the capability
Review profiles, relevant experience and resources available to join.
Evaluate together
Role-specific interviews, technical discussion and shared expectations.
Start with a plan
Agree responsibilities, access and 30/60/90-day objectives.
Review & adapt
Review quality, progress, collaboration and changing capacity needs.
04 / CAPABILITY, IN CONTEXTA profile is
A profile is
the starting point.
A technology match is not enough. The right person must understand the work, collaborate with your team and meet the required working conditions.
- 01Experience relevant to the workstream
- 02Skills demonstrated in technical discussion
- 03Review, communication and dependency handling
- 04Allocation, overlap and start date
Six capability areas.
More ways to work together.
From product and data to operational platforms. Individual profiles and technology fit are confirmed per request.
01 /
Product Engineering
Add product-building capability across interfaces, APIs, data and business workflows.
↗02 /AI & Data Engineering
Shape a team for data pipelines, document processing and AI applications tied to evaluable work.
↗03 /Cloud & Platform
Support deployment platforms, working environments and observability so products can be released and maintained.
↗04 /Quality Engineering
Build testing into the delivery cadence to identify defects, verify integrations and define release conditions.
↗05 /Enterprise & Integration
Develop ERP/CRM modules and integrations that move information through the right business workflow.
↗06 /Product & Technical Leadership
Add analysis, solution design and technical coordination to translate product objectives into clear work.
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06 / FOR ENGINEERSYour expertise.
Your expertise.
The right context.
Talk to CTC about your experience, technologies and preferred working conditions. When there is a suitable requirement, review the work together before proceeding.
01Share your experience02Discuss technical skills03Match the requirement04Agree the working model
Beyond filling a vacancy.
Build delivery capability.
More people may not
resolve the bottleneck.
−Matching CV keywords alone
−Adding people without mapping dependencies
−Unclear review ownership
−No defined handover owner
Relevant expertise.
Clear collaboration.
+Match skills to the workstream
+Select a specialist or team for the gap
+Agree review cadence and decision rights
+Define outputs and knowledge transfer
Choose the engagement
that fits the work.
Staff Augmentation and ODC are the core models. Added pods, scoped delivery and technical assessment address different starting points.
Staff Augmentation
You have technical leadership and a clear backlog, but need specific skills to keep the roadmap moving.
- Relevant profiles and a skills comparison
- Confirmed availability and allocation
- Rates, overlap hours and reporting
Team Augmentation
You need backend with QA, data with MLOps, or a feature team embedded in your current organisation.
- A pod shaped around the capability gap
- Clear boundaries between both teams
- Technical contacts and a shared cadence
ODC / Dedicated Team
You need stable delivery capacity, a product roadmap and a team that can grow in stages.
- Team structure and shared responsibilities
- A 30/60/90-day plan
- Delivery cadence, reporting and quality measures
IT Outsourcing
You need a product, module, integration or upgrade and have an owner to confirm requirements.
- Scope, assumptions and delivery plan
- Software and test results
- Technical and user documentation
Discovery / Technical Assessment
Delivery is slow, but the cause may be staffing, specialist skills, system dependencies or coordination.
- Needs and bottleneck assessment
- Role and capability gap map
- Staff, team augmentation or ODC options
POC / Pilot
Integration feasibility, performance or user experience needs validation before a larger commitment.
- A working trial or prototype
- Test results and solution limits
- Technical notes, assumptions and remaining issues
09 / EXPLORE CTCExplore the capability.
Explore the capability.
Ask about the scope.
A capability description does not replace confirmation of the right people. CTC profiles show product and solution thinking; staffing proposals receive a separate fit review.
Different locations.
A shared cadence.
CTC is based in Vietnam. Teams across time zones agree overlap hours, language, tools and handover routines.
Vietnam / CTC
Tokyo / UTC+9
London
New York
Clocks support time-zone planning; they are not PowerIT office locations.
Clarity before
the first step.
Is staff augmentation the same as body shopping?
Body shopping is often used for time-based technical staffing. PowerIT uses Staff Augmentation to make responsibilities clear: engineers join your existing team; you direct and approve technical work while CTC manages agreed staffing conditions.
How does Team Augmentation differ from ODC?
Team Augmentation adds a capability pod into your existing team and operating model. An ODC/Dedicated Team supports a longer-term product or scope with an agreed structure, leadership and delivery model.
Can we start with one engineer?
Yes, discuss a single role when the work, technical owner and working conditions are clear. Profiles and start dates depend on confirmed availability; immediate staffing is not assumed.
How is pricing determined?
By role, seniority, allocation and engagement model. Staff/ODC proposals define rates and periodic costs; outsourcing defines scope and acceptance. A specific quotation follows requirement and resource review.
Who manages and evaluates the work?
You retain technical management in Staff Augmentation. In team, ODC and outsourcing engagements, coordination, review and acceptance responsibilities are agreed explicitly before kickoff.
Can engineers work with our time zone?
Confirm overlap hours, location, language and allocation for each requirement. Round-the-clock support or universal time-zone coverage is not assumed.
How are data and source code handled?
Agree confidentiality, least-privilege access, repositories, devices and offboarding. Code ownership, documentation and handover terms are defined in the contract.
Do we need a POC before hiring a team?
No. A POC/Pilot is appropriate when a specific technical uncertainty needs testing. If the role and work are clear, proceed to profile matching and engagement terms.
LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXTA specialist.
A specialist.
A team.
Or a clearer plan?
Tell us about the work, missing capabilities and intended timing. Start with a conversation to find the right working model.
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