From requirement analysis to a running production system — architecture, code, infrastructure, and handover. Delivered as a fixed-scope project, or embedded inside your in-house team.
Each service maps directly to work I've shipped — no capability listed here that I haven't delivered in production.
Design and build the server side of your product — data models, REST/GraphQL APIs, auth, background jobs — engineered for the scale you actually have and the scale you're planning for.
Zero-to-one SaaS builds: multi-tenancy, subscription billing, admin dashboards, and the operational plumbing most MVPs skip and later regret.
Containerized deployments, pipelines, and environments across AWS, GCP, and Azure — so shipping is boring and rollback is one click.
Move an aging codebase to a modern stack without stopping the business — strangler-pattern migrations behind stable API contracts, done inside compliance environments (HIPAA, OAuth2, SAML).
Practical AI features built into real products — crawlers, test generation, telephonic AI workflows — not demos. I've architected an AI QA platform and an AI-driven benefits-enrollment backend.
Senior technical ownership for teams that don't need a full-time lead — architecture decisions, code review standards, mentoring, and delivery discipline, part-time.
The same process every time — so you always know what phase you're in, what you'll receive, and what I need from you.
A working session, not a sales call. You walk me through the product, the users, and where it hurts. I ask the awkward technical questions early — existing code, data, compliance constraints, deadlines, budget range — so neither of us wastes a week finding out later.
I go deep: read the existing codebase if there is one, audit the data model and infrastructure, interview the people who'll use the system, and turn vague goals into concrete user stories with acceptance criteria. For migrations, this includes a risk map of what breaks if we touch it.
You get a written proposal — scope, milestones, timeline, team, payment schedule, assumptions, and exclusions. Fixed-scope where the requirements support it; time-boxed where they don't, stated plainly. We revise until it's right, then sign.
Before feature work starts: system design doc, data model, repo structure, CI/CD pipeline, staging environment, and the Jira board seeded with the full backlog. Everything lives in your accounts — your GitHub org, your cloud — from the first commit.
Features ship in weekly increments to staging. Every week ends with a demo call and a written update: what shipped, what's next, what's blocked. Scope changes are welcome — they go through a written change request before I build them, never silently absorbed.
Load testing on critical paths, security review of auth and data access, backup and rollback drills, monitoring and alerting wired up. Then a production deployment we've already rehearsed on staging — launch day should be the least exciting day of the project.
Full documentation walkthrough with your team, architecture Q&A sessions, and 30 days of defect fixes included. After that: an optional retainer for ongoing work, or a clean goodbye — the docs are written so the next engineer doesn't need me.
Every engagement starts with a written proposal like this one. Illustrative sample — names and figures are placeholders, the structure is exactly what you'll receive.
Acme Health runs scheduling across 12 clinics on spreadsheets and a legacy PHP tool. Double-bookings and manual invoicing cost staff ~15 hrs/week (client's estimate). The goal is a multi-tenant web platform where each clinic manages its own calendar, patients self-book, and invoices generate automatically — HIPAA- conscious from day one.
A defined build with a defined end: MVP, migration, or platform module. Scoped after requirement analysis, priced by milestone, delivered by the process above.
I join your team as a senior engineer or tech lead — your standups, your Jira, your Slack, your review process. You get senior capacity and a quality bar, without a hiring cycle.
Ongoing access to a technical lead without full-time cost: architecture reviews, hiring help, incident escalation, and a standing monthly review of where the system is heading.
Send a short description of what you're building and where it hurts. Discovery call is free; you'll have a written proposal within a week of requirement analysis.