Dedicated development team

InterEdu provides a dedicated development team for education products: a group of engineers working continuously alongside you, inside your process and tooling. What separates it from ordinary outsourcing is that the team already understands assessment workflows and does not need to learn them first.

You are not hiring people. You are hiring domain knowledge.

A team that has never built an education product needs months to understand test blueprints, school permission models, or how a real exam session runs. The InterEdu team has built four such platforms.

Domain fluency on day one

Item banks, test blueprints, exam rooms, written-answer marking, layered result reporting. These are concepts the team works with daily.

How the team operates

A dedicated team works inside your process rather than creating a parallel one.

Ways of working

  • Your cadence and your ceremonies
  • Your work tracker and your repositories
  • One named point of coordination
  • Progress reporting on an agreed cycle

Roles available

  • Web product engineers
  • Test engineers
  • Education business analysts
  • Assessment content and data standardization specialists

Operating commitments

  • Scope of work and success measures agreed in writing
  • Security rules and data access boundaries
  • Explicit intellectual property terms
  • A handover plan for the end of the engagement
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How to start

A long engagement should begin with a scope small enough for both sides to evaluate.

01

Trial phase

We have not worked together before

A limited scope over a short period, to judge the working relationship before a longer commitment.

02

Monthly team

Workload is steady

A fixed set of roles per month, adjusted when scope changes.

03

Team that scales in stages

The product is growing

Start small and add roles as the product requires them.

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Frequently asked questions

What time zone does the team work in?

InterEdu is based in Hanoi, UTC+7. Overlap hours with your team are agreed at the start, and this is one of the first things to settle if you are in Europe or North America.

How do we keep oversight?

The team works in your tracker and your repositories, so you see progress directly rather than through an intermediary report.

What if we want to end the engagement?

Termination terms and the handover plan are written into the contract from the start, covering documentation, access, and the transition period.

Where do you need more capacity?

Describe the product, its current stage, and the roles you are missing. InterEdu will propose a team structure.

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