Specialized Project Teams

The right team for the work that matters

From new product development to complex technical initiatives, CH2 assembles experienced engineers and technical specialists to execute projects, accelerate delivery, and achieve your business goals.

Built for the projects that need to move forward.

Launching new products on tight timelines

Market windows close fast and deadlines don't move. We bring the teams to hit them.

Modernizing existing systems

Legacy systems need attention, but business can't stop. We modernize technology while your team keeps moving.

Delivering specialized initiatives

Some projects call for expertise beyond your existing team. We bring the specialists to get them done.

Accelerating critical projects

Important initiatives shouldn't sit in a backlog. We assemble focused teams to move them forward.

How we work together

1 .

Understand your goals

We start with your objectives, timeline, and technical requirements to determine the right approach.


Share your project outcomes, timeline, and skills requirements. We will work with you to map out the right team structure.

2 .

Assemble the right team

We bring together the engineers, specialists, and technical leadership your project needs.

3 .

Execute and deliver

Deploy & deliver

We work within your preferred delivery model, managing execution or collaborating with your existing team.

4 .

Wrap up and transition

We complete the engagement with a thoughtful handoff, ensuring your team has what it needs to move forward.

Recurly expands mobile capabilities with CH2


Recurly needed to expand into mobile quickly, but its engineering team was focused on core product development. CH2 assembled a specialized team to build iOS and Android SDKs on schedule, helping Recurly capture a mobile market opportunity without disrupting its existing roadmap..

Common questions

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