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A senior pod that works like your own team.

SID Corp places named, senior engineering pods inside your product — your backlog, your rituals, our delivery muscle.

No anonymous bench, no silent swaps. The people on the first call are the people in your standup, and the pod runs on the same cadence that ships our own platforms.

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SID pod in a sprint-planning session at a modern office
Sprint planning · HCMC studio
Build your pod

Shape the team. We staff it in 48 hours.

Every pod ships with a delivery lead who owns the outcome. Add the roles your backlog needs — this is the same exercise we run on the first call.

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LEAD Delivery lead In every pod · owns the outcome

A named pod with these roles lands with your 48-hour quote. Pick a contract shape →

The difference

A body shop rents you people. A pod ships your backlog.

Same line on the invoice — a completely different month two.

The usual deal

The body shop

  • Day one

    A stack of CVs to screen, interview and onboard yourself.

  • Management

    You assign every ticket and chase every blocker.

  • Progress

    Hours billed whether anything ships or not.

  • People

    Replacements appear when the vendor needs the bench cleared.

  • Commitment

    Long retainers that outlive the roadmap.

How SID runs

The delivery pod

  • Day one

    A named team — engineers, QA and a lead — already in the quote.

  • Management

    The pod runs your board and rituals; the lead owns the outcome.

  • Progress

    A demo every Friday — progress you can click on staging.

  • People

    Swap any engineer within two weeks — your call, not ours.

  • Commitment

    Scale up or down at any sprint end. No retainers, no lock-in.

Onboarding

A working department in 30 days.

Not a slow ramp — a fixed sequence with deliverables you can check off.

A SID engineering pod collaborating at kickoff in the Ho Chi Minh City studio
Pod kickoff · HCMC studio
  1. Days 1–2

    Scope & quote

    A senior engineer reads your brief the same day; a fixed quote with the named pod lands within 48 hours.

    • Fixed quote
    • Named pod roster
    • Start date
  2. Week 1

    Kickoff to staging

    The pod joins your repo, board and chat, stands up CI/CD on your cloud and pushes the first build to staging.

    • Repo & board access
    • CI/CD on your cloud
    • First staging build
  3. Weeks 2–4

    Sprint rhythm locks in

    Weekly sprints with a demo every Friday, and scope checkpoints at each sprint end while the first release takes shape.

    • Friday demos
    • Sprint reports
    • First release scope
  4. Day 30

    A department, not a vendor

    The pod runs on your board, your rituals and your hours — and from here you can scale it at any sprint end.

    • Your rituals & timezone
    • Scale at sprint end
    • No lock-in

Each checkpoint is a deliverable in your quote — not a promise.

What you get

What a pod hands you, every month.

No mystery hand-off — this is what running a SID pod looks like from your side.

01

A pod shaped to your backlog

Engineers, QA and a delivery lead picked for your stack — named in the quote and on the team from day one.

  • Named roster
  • Senior-led
  • Your stack
02

A reporting cadence you can click

A demo every Friday on staging plus a written sprint report — progress is visible, not asserted.

  • Friday demos
  • Sprint reports
  • Staging access
03

Work inside your tools

The pod lives in your repo, board, chat and cloud accounts — nothing of yours sits on our side.

  • Your git org
  • Your board & chat
  • Your cloud
04

Elasticity without renegotiation

Scale the pod up or down at the end of any sprint and swap any engineer within two weeks.

  • Scale at sprint end
  • 2-week swap
  • No lock-in

Owned by you from day one — code, accounts and docs.

Before you commit

The questions every CTO asks about pods.

Straight answers on commitment, people and ownership — the same ones we give on the first call.

Two SID engineers discussing code on a screen at the Ho Chi Minh City studio
SID studio — Ho Chi Minh City
Ask us directly
Q1 How fast can a pod start?

A senior engineer reads your brief the same day, a fixed quote with the named pod lands within 48 hours, and onboarding completes within 30 days.

Q2 How long do we have to commit?

There is no minimum term. Pods scale up, down or stop at the end of any sprint — no retainers, no lock-in clause to negotiate.

Q3 What if someone isn’t working out?

Tell the lead. We swap any engineer within two weeks, and the pod’s lead owns the outcome in the meantime.

Q4 Who owns the code and the IP?

You do, from day one. The pod works in your git organization on your cloud accounts, so everything it produces is already yours.

Q5 How does the timezone work?

The pod works from Ho Chi Minh City but runs on your board, your rituals and your hours — ceremonies are scheduled in your timezone, not ours.

Start today

Send the brief.
Meet your pod.

Describe the backlog you can’t hire for — a senior engineer reads it the same day and a named pod with a fixed quote lands within 48 hours.