Speer is a 51–200-person product development partnership based in Toronto, building bespoke applications and IoT networking infrastructure for enterprise and institutional clients. The tech stack — Node.js, TypeScript, MongoDB, AWS, GCP, Docker — is typical mid-market full-stack, but the project mix reveals a dual focus: custom web/mobile design work across industries alongside deeper infrastructure plays (smart building networking, scalable architectures). Hiring velocity is accelerating across engineering and design, with near-equal weight on sales — a pattern common to early-stage client-services businesses moving toward repeatable revenue.
Speer partners with companies, startups, and institutions to design and build custom software products and tools. The company operates across two main domains: end-to-end product development (web and mobile apps, branding, design systems) and IoT/smart building infrastructure (networking backbones, scalable architectures). Founded in 2019 and based in Toronto, Speer has grown to 51–200 employees and uses the term 'collaborators' rather than 'clients' to reflect a partnership model. Current work spans proposal support, content library development, and design work across healthcare and building automation verticals.
Node.js, TypeScript, MongoDB, Redis, AWS, GCP, and Docker for backend; Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, and Sketch for design. WordPress and Squarespace for simpler web properties.
Custom web and mobile app design and development; networking infrastructure for smart buildings and IoT products; design systems and branding; RFP responses and proposal support for partners.
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