Embedded remote engineering teams for UK and US product companies
Smart Working supplies vetted, embedded engineering teams to UK and US clients, sourcing talent from Pakistan, India and Romania. The stack spans PHP/Symfony, .NET/C#, Java/Spring Boot and React/Next.js across AWS and Azure, reflecting multi-client delivery rather than one product, with Docker and Kubernetes being adopted. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily senior, while job posts point to AI assistant, vector search and data pipeline work for property-management clients.
Smart Working is a London-headquartered, privately held company of 51–200 employees that provides engineering talent as an ongoing service. It recruits engineers in lower-cost markets and places them as fully embedded, remote team members for product companies in the UK and USA. Beyond sourcing and vetting, the company handles payroll, compliance, HR and performance management across the talent lifecycle. Engineers are also put through ongoing AI training. Delivery covers web, backend, cloud-native, DevOps and data-driven application work.
Smart Working's stack includes PHP, Symfony, C#/.NET, Java, Spring Boot, React, Next.js, Angular, Node.js, MongoDB, SQL Server, Redis, AWS, Azure, Terraform, the Microsoft Power Platform and HubSpot, and it is adopting Docker and Kubernetes.
Smart Working is currently hiring in Pakistan, India and Romania, placing remote engineers with clients in the UK and USA. The company is headquartered in London.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and is led by engineering, mostly at senior and lead levels, with a meaningful sales push alongside smaller data and marketing needs.
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