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Talentbyte

A local base for your team

Build a nearshore hub around your people.

A hub gives a team a place to work together and a local support structure. We help you assess the location, recruit the team and organise the practical setup around it.

Start with the team, then decide what the hub needs

You may want regular collaboration in an office, a stronger local identity or a base for a growing engineering team. Those are different needs, and the setup should reflect them.

We help work through team size, working patterns, leadership, recruitment plans and budget before recommending space or committing to a larger arrangement.

What we can help put in place

01
Location and structure.
Assess talent availability, local support needs and the working arrangement for the proposed team.
02
Recruitment.
Build the team around the roles, experience and collaboration your business needs.
03
Workspace.
Arrange suitable access to existing facilities or explore dedicated space where appropriate. Availability, facilities and cost are agreed for the specific setup.
04
Practical operations.
Coordinate the agreed contracts, payments, local administration, equipment arrangements and everyday people support.
05
Ongoing development.
Review what is working, what the team needs and how the setup should evolve as you grow.

Our local footprint

Talentbyte has offices and development hubs in Tallinn, Helsinki, Cluj-Napoca and Lviv. We also recruit across the wider Baltic and CEE region.

We can assess another location when your requirements call for it. A sourcing market and a staffed local hub are different arrangements, and we make that distinction clear in the proposal.

Your team, with clear decisions on ownership

You keep control of the product and engineering work. The commercial arrangement sets out responsibilities for workspace, equipment, contracts, local services and any future transfer.

If the long-term plan is to move the team into your own structure, we can discuss that from the beginning. Timing, costs and any required consents are agreed in the relevant contracts.