An engineering company in Bangalore, built around the people who do the work.
NextBrix is an IT services, consulting and outsourcing company based in Bangalore. We take on data, AI, cloud and application work for clients who need it built properly and need it soon — as a fixed-scope project, a dedicated offshore team, or engineers embedded in their own squads.
We started on the training side, teaching data engineering and Generative AI to people trying to get into the industry. That academy still runs, and it is now also how we find and grow a good part of our own delivery team.
The model is deliberately simple: hire well, train continuously, keep teams small, and put the engineers who built something in front of the client who paid for it.
Give companies access to engineering they can trust, at a cost that makes the work possible — and give Indian engineers the kind of work that grows a career.
A delivery centre that clients keep coming back to because the same people are still here and still care about the outcome.
Transparently. Fixed price where scope is genuinely fixed, per-engineer where it is not, and no invoice for anything you did not agree to.
Bangalore, India, working with clients across India, Europe and the US with an agreed overlap in the working day.
These are the standards people get hired against, reviewed against and occasionally told off against.
An office in Bangalore built for small teams sitting together — and hybrid arrangements for the days that suit heads-down work better.
NextBrix partners with two United Kingdom companies, PNG Limited and Ryas Technologies Ltd, on shared client accounts. Our engineers work inside those teams: the client relationship and account contact stay in the UK, and the build and run work happens here in Bangalore.
The NextBrix academy runs job-oriented programmes in Data Engineering and Generative AI, taught by the engineers who deliver our client work. Our graduate intake comes largely from those cohorts, which means new joiners arrive already used to how we build.
The programmes are open to anyone, and corporate cohorts run on request for client teams that want to upskill rather than outsource.
