Ready-to-Work Remote Team Built in < 1 Week for Philips Speech Solutions

Philips Speech case study

PHILIPS Speech

  • HQ: Vienna, Austria
  • Industry: Speech recognition & voice technologies
  • Company size: 51-200
  • Product: Dictation, speech-to-text & workflow solutions
  • Cooperation type: Rapid remote team scaling

Speech Processing Solutions (SPS) is an international technology company and a global leader in dictation solutions developed under the Philips brand. As demand for AI-driven speech technologies increased, the company needed to rapidly expand its engineering capacity to maintain product development and innovation speed.

Issue

Philips Speech Processing Solutions faced an urgent need to scale Full-Stack and .NET engineering capacity to support the ongoing development and maintenance of AI-driven speech recognition products.

Traditional hiring timelines were too slow to meet business needs, while any delay risked disrupting active development cycles. The company required a ready-to-work remote team that could be deployed immediately without compromising productivity or delivery continuity.

Solution

Hiretop leveraged its pre-vetted talent network to identify immediately available engineers ready for rapid deployment.

We performed precision matching based on tech stack, seniority, time zone compatibility, and availability to ensure seamless integration into existing workflows. This approach enabled SPS to onboard a fully functional remote team within days without disrupting development processes.

Results

Remote team in < 7 days

A fully operational remote team was formed and launched in under one week.

Seamless development continuity

Zero downtime in product development and maintenance cycles.

Instant capacity scaling

Engineering capabilities expanded exactly when needed.

Immediate deployment

Pre-vetted engineers integrated into workflows from day one.

Precision matching

Developers aligned with required tech stack, availability, and time zone.

Business continuity ensured

Product evolution continued without delays.