Production-grade software built across DACH and Asia-Pacific

Gradion builds software across the full delivery lifecycle. MVPs scoped and shipped in weeks. Platform migrations executed without stopping the business. Engineering teams embedded directly in client structures, operating under the same standards and sprint discipline as the internal organization. The work runs from Hamburg to Ho Chi Minh City, from Zurich to Singapore. Not because it is global by ambition, but because the talent, the time zones, and the delivery model work better that way.

320 engineers across Vietnam, Thailand, Egypt, Germany, and Singapore. 1,000+ business-critical solutions shipped. $10B+ in GMV flowing annually through systems Gradion has built or maintains. ISO 27001 certified processes. These are not headline figures - they are the baseline from which every new engagement starts.

Engagements are scoped within two weeks. Teams are assembled from engineers who have delivered in your sector, not generalists rotated in from an unrelated project. The follow-the-sun delivery model - Germany and Vietnam operating across a natural nine-hour time shift - means that a scoping decision made in Frankfurt on a Friday afternoon does not wait until Monday to move forward in Ho Chi Minh City.

For organizations that need to grow their engineering team over time, Gradion engineers can be converted to permanent hires. You are not making a hiring decision based on an interview - you are formalizing a relationship with engineers who have already proven they fit your team, your codebase, and your standards.

Structured From Day One

Speed without structure creates rework. Structure without speed creates stagnation.

Every engagement begins with a defined delivery framework:

• Two-week scoping and technical assessment
• Clear architecture ownership and sprint discipline
• Embedded collaboration inside your tooling and processes
• Measurable delivery milestones tied to business outcomes
• ISO 27001-governed security and access control

This ensures velocity does not compromise long-term stability.

A Delivery Model Built for Scale

The Germany-Vietnam time shift is not a staffing tactic. It is a productivity model.

It enables:

• Continuous progress across time zones
• Faster iteration cycles without 24/7 burnout
• Structured code reviews and handovers
• Real-time incident response outside local office hours
• Long-term team continuity rather than project-based churn

The result is consistent output, predictable delivery, and lower operational friction.