Consulting

Three ways to engage.

Each is a way to put senior engineering on the work: build a product from scratch, harden one that already exists, or embed with the team.

01

Greenfield builds

A product that exists as a concept and a deadline, and needs to become software.

Everything the product needs gets built: architecture, data model, API, front-end, and the deployment infrastructure to run it in production. You get something that ships, not a prototype.

Typically includes
  • Architecture and requirements review before a line is written
  • Database schema and API design
  • Full-stack web application development
  • Deployment and basic infrastructure setup
  • Handoff documentation for continuity
02

Production hardening

An application that works today but wasn't built to scale, including proof-of-concept or MVP builds.

What you have works; the question is what breaks first as it grows. The engagement reviews the codebase, identifies the structural and maintenance concerns that threaten it, and fixes what matters: data integrity, error surfaces, security posture, and the architectural decisions that get more expensive to reverse over time.

Typically includes
  • Architecture and code review with written findings
  • Database and data model improvements
  • Error handling, logging, and observability
  • Security review: auth, input validation, exposure surfaces
  • Performance review and targeted optimization
  • Prioritized remediation: critical issues fixed, the rest documented
03

Fractional engineering

Senior engineering capacity on an ongoing basis, embedded in the team.

The role sits inside the team: in the relevant meetings, in technical decisions, and in ownership of a feature surface. It is the continuity of a full team member, on a fractional schedule.

Typically includes
  • Feature development with full code review and documentation
  • Architecture review and technical decision-making
  • Flexible scope as the product evolves
How it works

Engagement and pricing

Work is contracted by project or retainer. Fractional engagements run two to four days a week, over a defined timeline. Scope is defined before a price is set; rates come on request, with estimates for greenfield and hardening projects after a short brief.

When an engagement needs skills outside the core stack (design, data engineering, mobile), collaborators come in. This is disclosed before work begins.

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