Not staff augmentation
You are not renting a body to manage. There is no seat to fill, no timesheet to approve and no one to direct day to day — the unit is a defined work package with an agreed output.
Giga Techspace provides managed technical production capacity to engineering and manufacturing organizations: qualified specialists, structured work packages, project-specific secure cloud workspaces and managed delivery.
We serve manufacturers in the United States and Canada, and work with specialists in the same two markets.
Manufacturing engineering teams accumulate defined CAD work — drawing updates, redlines, model-to-drawing production, conversions, BOM and documentation packages — that has to be done well but does not need the judgment of the people who are queued to do it. Giga Techspace takes that work as a scoped package, runs it with a qualified specialist inside a controlled cloud workspace, and returns it against milestones your team approves. Your engineering team keeps technical ownership, design authority and final acceptance.
The distinction matters commercially, because it changes what you manage and what you are accountable for.
You are not renting a body to manage. There is no seat to fill, no timesheet to approve and no one to direct day to day — the unit is a defined work package with an agreed output.
You do not browse profiles, negotiate rates or carry the risk of an unvetted contractor. Matching runs through the platform, a person reviews the recommendation, and your contract is with Giga Techspace, not with the specialist.
Design authority does not move. Giga Techspace does not stamp drawings, approve designs or replace your engineering governance — the technical decision stays with your reviewer.
External production usually creates management work. This is the part that does not.
Giga Techspace controls the delivery workflow: scope, milestones, submissions, on-time handoff and the record of what was delivered and accepted. Technical correctness is established by your authorized reviewer, in your own environment, against your standards.
Skills, software and experience are verified when a specialist joins the platform, not per job. Matching to a particular work package happens afterwards, and a person reviews the recommendation before anyone is assigned.
CAD applications and licenses are always provided with the workspace. A specialist never brings their own license, and installs and configures nothing.
A specialist commits roughly 15–20 productive hours a week to a project. Effort and calendar time are not the same thing, and any schedule we discuss states that assumption.
Access is granted per project role rather than per person, so one specialist working two engagements cannot reach both from one session. See the workspace controls
A narrow focus is a commercial choice: the standards, review habits and drawing conventions in this segment are close enough that experience transfers between projects.
U.S. and Canadian manufacturers with an internal engineering team, repeatable production work and someone on staff who can own the review.
SolidWorks and AutoCAD run on the platform and can be committed to. Other applications are added per project, after they are agreed with the customer.
Distributors without engineering delivery, controls-only firms, and work that cannot leave the organization. Where procurement would cost more than the first package is worth, we say so early.
Giga Techspace Inc., 111 Congress Ave, Suite 500, Austin, TX 78701, United States. Commercial inquiries go to info@gigatechspace.com; the governing terms are in the legal documents.
One backlog item, clear inputs and a named reviewer on your side is enough to find out whether this fits.