Hire Rust engineers who write fast, memory-safe services and tools, and who use Rust where performance and reliability matter most rather than everywhere by default.
The crates, runtimes and infrastructure our Rust developers work with.
Ownership, borrowing and strong types used to catch whole classes of bugs before code ships.
Concurrent network services on Tokio, with careful handling of tasks, timeouts and back-pressure.
HTTP and gRPC services built with Axum or Actix Web, structured for testing and change.
Compile-time checked queries and connection pooling for data-heavy services.
Rust compiled to WebAssembly for performance-critical code in the browser or at the edge.
Command-line tools and lightweight desktop apps that ship as a single binary.
Unit, integration and property tests, with small container images and CI pipelines.
Rust is a strong fit where speed, memory use and correctness matter. These are the kinds of systems our developers are typically brought in to build.
Back-end services where low latency and predictable memory use matter.
Moving slow or resource-hungry parts of an existing system to Rust, one component at a time.
CLIs, agents, proxies and internal tooling that ship as a single binary.
Compute-heavy features such as parsing, image processing or simulation, running in the browser.
Parsers and pipelines that handle large files or high-volume streams efficiently.
Rust modules called from Python or Node.js to speed up the hot paths of an existing app.
See finished projects in our case studies.
Levels describe the scope of responsibility you can expect. The profiles we put forward depend on your requirements.
Builds features in an existing Rust codebase.
Teams with senior Rust leadership that need more capacity.
Owns services or components, including performance and safety.
Products that need someone to own a performance-critical service or component.
Sets the Rust architecture and engineering practices.
New Rust services, rewrites and growing Rust teams.
From your first message to a developer working in your codebase.
Proposed workflow Steps shown for review. Final process to be confirmed.
Hiring through a development partner gives you more than a CV. You get specialists who work as part of your team, with a company behind them.
We shortlist Rust developers by the tools and kind of product you work on, not by job title alone.
You review profiles and interview candidates yourself before an engagement starts.
They join your repositories, stand-ups and tools, and follow your team’s processes.
Start with one specialist and add people or adjust the setup as your plans change.
360Xpert also provides developers, designers, QA and DevOps engineers if your project needs them later.
Rust suits performance-critical services, systems tools and components where memory safety matters. For many web back ends, Node.js or Python is simpler, and we will tell you if that is the case.
Yes. Rust can run as a separate service, or be called from Python, Node.js or the browser through native extensions and WebAssembly.
Yes. You review profiles and interview shortlisted candidates in your own format, and you decide who joins your team.
From a single component to ongoing product work. We agree the duration with you at the start and it can be extended.
They work in your repository, tools and meetings, with agreed working hours and time-zone overlap.
Yes. You can add one developer, a dedicated team that may include other back-end and DevOps engineers, or hand us the whole project.
Tell us about your project and the Rust skills you need. We’ll get back to you to discuss suitable developers and next steps.