TLVTech

The company I work for builds a product for developers that helps them find & fix security issues in their application, from the infrastructure to the actual code. At the time of the project I was a Senior Software Engineer which I was asked to lead the R&D for a very sensitive business partnership, which I've been given a budget to get contractors to help me with. Following this project success, I've been promoted to Engineering Manager.

For a business partnership with a very strategic partner, which required building an API integration between our product and theirs. The goals were to build a lean but robust first version of this integration out with a very tight schedule, as this partnership between companies was announced on several industry conferences & marketing events.

I reached to TLV-Tech after spending 1 month with another contractor company which didn't go well. I had to cut-off the other contractors one month into the project, while being very tight on schedule, this was a hard decision but in retrospect was the right one. Deciding factors was bringing in someone that can become part of the team very fast, work with me very closely in a tight feedback loop, and be fully committed.

The scope included:

I hired 1 Junior/Mid-level engineer from TLV tech. However, Daniel the co-founder was always available when I wanted us to catch-up and align.

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Trust & Professional ethics! With a previous contractor company I worked with, it had to him cut-off due to lack of trust & professionalism. However, with TLV-Tech, from the first day the contractor was the first person to come to our office in the morning, TLVTech had tons of passion to get the work right and learn, he is genuinely a good guy. I could trust him and Daniel the co-founder, that they won't let me down.

Generally speaking, onboarding contractors is hard. It takes time to get them used to the company culture, to the team energy & flow, tech-stack, and processes. One friendly tip for improvement: Potentially having the contractor company ask in advance to learn about these things ahead of time, so they can prepare and help us make the onboarding as seamless as possible.

I am the Founder of WowYourBody

Fitness

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1 Employee

Daniel developed systems and automations for us that wonderfully improved the customer experience, reduced the burden of repetitive actions for me and turned manual processes into systems that work smoothly. She knows how to take an idea, a need or a glitch and tailor a smart, fast and user-friendly solution around them, while taking all the hassle and headaches off you. Every project she delivers undergoes a thorough check until everything works properly on the other side.

Daniel developed systems and automations for us that wonderfully improved the customer experience, reduced the burden of repetitive actions for me, and turned manual processes into systems that work smoothly... The amount of glitches she solved for me in the business and the order she brought behind the scenes - is simply exceptional.

Her availability, caring, professionalism, efficiency, and meeting of deadlines are rare and highly appreciated. She knows how to take an idea, a need, or a glitch - and tailor a smart, fast, and user-friendly solution around them, while taking all the hassle and headaches off you. Every project she delivers undergoes a thorough check, until everything works properly on the other side.

What is special about Daniel is that she approaches every task with an 'everything is possible' attitude. Zero limitations. With a sharp eye, a creative mind, and process-oriented thinking, she developed systems and automations that turned manual processes into systems that work smoothly.

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I am the Co-Founder and CEO of Vendorly, Ltd.

Vendorly is an AI-powered procurement platform that automates supplier management, enforces price competition, and uncovers hidden savings to help enterprises cut costs and optimize spend.

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2-5 Employees

Working with TLVTech was honestly one of the best decisions we made at Vendorly. These guys took our vision for an AI-powered procurement platform and turned it into reality - and then some.

We went from zero to a fully functioning platform with real clients using it every day. TLVTech built the whole thing, got us through SOC 2 compliance (which was huge for landing enterprise deals), and deployed it with multiple customers.

These guys were solid. No missed deadlines, no excuses - they just delivered what they said they would, when they said they would.

They actually understand business, not just code. Most dev shops build what you ask for - TLVTech built what you actually need.

Honestly? Hard to think of much. The project is going on smoother than most internal initiatives we've run.

I am the Executive of Roonga Inc

We provide services for nonprofits to procure mission critical goods.

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We hired TLVTech to manage our site end-to-end: site maintenance, infrastructure management, new feature development. We were looking for a one-stop shop to outsource our technology so that we could focus on the business side and growing our company.

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Our project is ongoing, so time will tell. So far, the TLVTech team has been very responsive. They are committed to the success of our business and work hard to meet our target dates.

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We have worked with a number of outsourcers from different locations. Most of the time, outsourcers take requirements and bang out some code, without ever thinking about what it's supposed to do or how it fits with other features. I really appreciate that TLVTech takes the time to investigate issues and requirements and think through the implications of a feature or change, not just technically but also funtionally. It's always much better to partner with the technology team and collaborate - it leads to a better product and experience long term for everyone.

There was a delay in functionality caused by staffing issues over the summer which were outside of anyone's control. In addition, it has taken longer to move forward on some fixes and issues because of the state of the code from our previous outsourcer (it was quite buggy). I am still hoping we can move faster as the team becomes more familiar with the code at a detailed level.

I’m the R&D manager for Pangea, a company that specializes in digital transformations for governments. We implement biometric systems and products in the area of access and safety.

We needed quality developers for a project and had to onboard them quickly, so we hired TLVTech.

TLVTech provides development resources for us, including a cloud and architecture consultant. They’ve helped us find developers that can join us and work as part of our team in the office.

At the peak of the engagement, we’ve worked with 6–7 teammates from TLVTech.

I found them on LinkedIn.

Our investment has been around $500,000.

We started working with TLVTech in March 2022, and the partnership is ongoing.

Our partnership with TLVTech has allowed me to commit to specific timelines. Without them, I’ll have to start recruiting in-house, which takes much more time. Because of them, we can commit to a project in a relatively short period of time.

All of their resources are qualified experts. They have dedicated teammates that blend so quickly with our staff from day one. Moreover, they deliver value quickly — they’ve been so good that we’ve recruited some of them in-house within a year.

TLVTech is one of the best companies in terms of resource quality. Daniel (CEO & Founder) is truly interested in giving us the best services. He wants us to be successful and ensures everything goes well. He serves as a true partner for our company, so we’re highly satisfied with their services.

No, there aren’t any. I’m pleased with their services.

I recommend working with TLVTech. Work with Daniel and use him as a consultant or partner. He has a lot of experience and knowledge, so he can help you in more ways than only providing resources. Give him all the necessary details, and he’ll help you in different areas, including management, resources, architecture, and other development aspects.