Two cities. One team. Fixed-scope work packages.
Work is scoped, priced and delivered as packages against acceptance criteria agreed in writing — built by the engineering team in Vietnam, signed off by senior engineers in Eindhoven.
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Contract, and one company accountable
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Combined domain experience of the senior team
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Engineering teams in Vietnam — and expanding
5 h
Live overlap every working day
Who owns what
What the deliverable must be
How it gets built
A working day
Vietnam works a later shift, so the two teams share a five-hour live window every day: Eindhoven runs 09:00–17:00 CET, Vietnam from 05:00 to 14:00 CET. Work built before Europe wakes is on the table at 09:00.
Morning — Eindhoven
Overnight results reviewed; feedback lands while Vietnam is still at their desks.
Overlap window
Design reviews, decisions and customer questions handled live, the same day.
Next morning
Vietnam starts on agreed actions hours before Europe wakes. The loop repeats.
Every package, four steps
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Scope agreed
Acceptance criteria and test protocol, in writing, before work starts.
02 — Vietnam
Design and delivery
Executed by the engineering team in Vietnam, priced as a package.
03 — Eindhoven
Senior technical review
Every deliverable is signed off by senior engineers in Eindhoven before release.
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Acceptance
Against the criteria agreed at the start.
Why one company, not two suppliers
One contract
No broker, no subcontracting chain. NovaHub is accountable for the result end to end — the customer never manages the Vietnam team.
One review standard
Nothing ships without senior sign-off in Eindhoven — European engineering judgment is in the package price, not an add-on.
Capacity that scales
A deep engineering pool in Vietnam grows a project team without European hiring lead times — with continuity per customer as a rule.
IP, confidentiality and security
Ownership of the design
The customer funds the development and owns the resulting application IP in full. We retain only background platform IP — general building blocks, never customer-specific.
Project firewall
Each project runs behind a separate access boundary, with engineers assigned per project. No design data crosses between customers, at any time.
Information security
Built to ISO/IEC 27001 principles: controlled document exchange, per-project access rights, and a signed NDA before any technical discussion. Certification targeted 2027.
Fabrication and test
Qualified mature-node foundries in Europe and Asia; OSAT partners for packaging and test. Shared multi-project-wafer runs keep first silicon affordable.