How a project actually runs.
No pitch decks, no discovery months. A clear path from the first email to a system your team owns.
A deliberate, four-phase engagement.
No pitch decks, no discovery months, no army of juniors. A predictable path from the first email to a system your team owns.
System audit
A focused, 5-day read of your architecture, code, and ops. I map the dependency graph, flag risk hotspots, and price the work. Free, no commitment.
- Annotated architecture diagram
- Prioritized risk register
- Scope + fixed-price proposal
Alignment & scope
We agree on outcome metrics, not ticket counts. Contract signed, access provisioned, Slack channel open. First commit lands before the kickoff meeting.
- Outcome-based SOW
- NDA + DPA signed
- Shared observability dashboard
Build & ship
Senior-only execution. Weekly demo, async daily updates. Your team pairs with me from day one — no handoff cliff at the end.
- Weekly production releases
- Paired PRs with your engineers
- Runbooks as code ships
Handover & standby
System ownership transfers in full. I stay on standby retainer for 90 days at reduced rate — because real bugs don't surface until month two.
- Complete handover doc
- 90-day bug-fix warranty
- Optional advisory retainer
Every engagement begins with a free system audit. One week, one report, no obligation.
Request a System AuditFixed-price. Outcome-gated.
Hourly billing creates the wrong incentives. Every engagement after the audit is fixed-price, invoiced against outcome milestones.
The contract.
- The scope agreed in the SOW
- The price — no surprise invoices
- The timeline and milestone dates
- The outcome metric the work is measured against
The execution.
- Implementation details inside the scope
- Stack choices where the SOW is stack-agnostic
- Order of work — driven by risk, not a Gantt chart
- Weekly priorities, adjusted from the shared dashboard
Milestones release on outcomes, not effort. If the metric moves early, the engagement closes early — and the remaining budget is yours to redeploy.
The questions people ask on the first call.
The short answers. The long ones come in the audit.
Audit is free. Say hello.
One week, one report, no contract on the table. If the fit is wrong, you walk away with an architecture review for the price of an intro call.