OwnShore is for Northern European tech companies that have decided their engineering capacity in Southern Europe is permanent. You form your own Spanish entity in Málaga and hire your own developers into it. rindus runs the operating layer: recruiting, HR, office, and the retention work that decides whether the team is still there in three years. You hold the entity. We keep it staffed.
Engineering hiring in Munich, Zurich, Copenhagen, or Amsterdam has hit a ceiling: four to six months for a senior hire, salary inflation outrunning your model, and a candidate pool that shrinks every quarter.
Most companies in this position consider two options: hire harder locally, or outsource to a nearshore vendor.
We propose a third one.
Below roughly EUR 35,000 a month in vendor service fees, a nearshore contract is usually a great deal: no entity, no employment liability, ninety days’ notice. Above it the arithmetic may turn, and ownership may start to pay, provided you are staying five years and are willing to carry an employer’s obligations.
OwnShore is for companies past that point.
A service from rindus to your Spanish subsidiary. Five parts:
Sociedad Limitada, registered office, payroll infrastructure, social security registration, and full compliance with Spanish labour law.
We identify and present candidates your entity hires directly, on its own contracts.
Office, HR administration, payroll administration, vendor management, and ongoing operational guidance.
rindus does not take equity in your entity, does not employ its workforce, and does not direct its work.
Sociedad Limitada, registered office, payroll infrastructure, social security registration, and full compliance with Spanish labour law.
We identify and present candidates your entity hires directly, on its own contracts.
Office, HR administration, payroll administration, vendor management, and ongoing operational guidance.
rindus does not take equity in your entity, does not employ its workforce, and does not direct its work.
Málaga is no longer a compromise location. The universities of Málaga and Granada produce thousands of engineers a year and the international community is deep. It is also competitive: Google, Vodafone, Accenture and Fujitsu hire here too. Finding people is solvable. Keeping them is the work.
The economics: a 40-person engineering team in your own entity costs roughly half the employer cost of the same team in Zurich. What you own is not a balance sheet asset. It is control: your contracts, your salary bands, your roadmap, and no vendor margin per head.
Honestly: an owned entity is less flexible than a vendor contract. Spanish employment law applies to you, not to us, and reducing a team costs real money. That is the trade. What you get for it is a team nobody can withdraw, no supplier margin on every head, and engineers employed by you. We are the operator, and our agreement says how you replace us.
Three companies have set up their own Málaga entity with rindus supporting the legal and operational work: a German fintech, a European energy storage group, and an automotive data company. Two were rindus dedicated-team clients first. They outgrew that model, and we helped them own instead. Named references on request.
rindus has been building software operations in Málaga for over a decade. We didn’t arrive when it became fashionable. We’ve been part of building what Málaga is today.
OwnShore fits a narrow profile: twenty-five engineers or more, a five year horizon, and someone senior who will own the site. If that is not you, we will say so. Tell us where you are.
Address:
info@rindus.deContact number:
+49 89 21 54 82 30,