Embedded engineers
When the work needs more hands than your team has, we place IMRSNT data and software engineers inside it: at your offices, alongside your people, working to your priorities, with the rest of IMRSNT behind them.
Where your engineer works
The same engineers and the same commitment. What changes is where the work happens.
At your offices
Your engineer works from your premises on your working hours: at your stand-ups, in your planning sessions and on your systems, in Johannesburg, Pretoria or Cape Town.
Hybrid
On site for planning, workshops, handovers and other days that need a room, and remote for focused build time. The split is agreed up front and reviewed as the work changes.
Remote, on your team
Your engineer works from an IMRSNT office but inside your channels, your tools and your hours. You get the same person every day, not whoever happens to be free.
More than a contractor
An embedded engineer is one person at your desk and a whole company behind them.
Backed by a team
Code is reviewed by senior IMRSNT colleagues, hard problems get a second opinion, and leave is covered. You are never relying on a single person working alone.
Fluent in data
Our engineers come from the integration, warehousing and reporting work we deliver every day, so they start with the patterns your data problems usually follow.
Knowledge stays with you
Every placement has a handover plan from the first week: documented decisions, paired work with your staff, and nothing that only the departing engineer understands.
How a placement works
From a first conversation to an engineer at your desk, usually within a few weeks.
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Tell us the gap
The role, the skills, how long you need them and where the work will happen.
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Meet the shortlist
We propose engineers with matching experience. You interview them and choose.
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Start with a plan
Access, onboarding and clear goals for the first two weeks, agreed before day one.
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Review and adjust
A monthly check-in with your IMRSNT lead to scale up, scale down or hand over.
The kind of people you would work with
Sample profiles for illustration. Before an engagement starts, we introduce the specific engineers proposed for it, with their full experience.
Senior data engineer
Builds and runs the pipelines that keep warehouses fed: batch and streaming loads, orchestration, monitoring and the alerting that catches a failed load before Monday.
Sectors: banking, asset management
Data warehouse modeller
Designs the models reporting depends on. Turns several systems’ idea of a customer into one agreed definition, and keeps history where the business needs it.
Sectors: property, higher education
BI developer
Builds the dashboards people actually open, and sits with the people who use them until the question they bring is answered on one screen.
Sectors: telematics, banking
Software engineer, back end
Builds the services and integrations between systems, with a habit of writing down how they work so the next person does not have to guess.
Sectors: asset management, telematics
Software engineer, web and mobile
Builds internal portals, capture tools and customer-facing apps on top of a client’s own data, so the numbers in the app match the numbers in the report.
Sectors: property, higher education
Data platform engineer
Moves data platforms to the cloud and modernises the ones that stay put, sized for what is actually queried so the monthly bill holds no surprises.
Sectors: banking, property
Need an extra pair of hands?
Tell us the role, how long and where. We will come back with who we have available and how they would fit your team.