Product engineering
From a written spec to something in production.
Product ideas turned into production software, with clear ownership from day one. We stay through scaling, not just launch.
- New products
- Rebuilds
- Forward-deployed teams
One team that moves across the stack, so the product stays coherent from the device to the cloud.
From a written spec to something in production.
Product ideas turned into production software, with clear ownership from day one. We stay through scaling, not just launch.
Observable on day one, not after the first outage.
Backends designed for observability, security and maintainability from the start, proven in aviation, AI governance and finance.
Clear direction for complex systems.
Fractional CTO and staff-level architecture work: someone who sits with your engineers, sees the system whole, and makes the call.
Interfaces that hold up.
Fast, accessible interfaces that stay responsive under heavy data, on the web and on iOS and Android: native in Swift and Kotlin, or one cross-platform codebase when that serves the product better.
Audit-ready by construction.
Intelligence with an operational use, built with the discipline of regulated, audit-driven environments.
Senior people, named and unchanged.
Two to five engineers, named in the proposal. A weekly demo, a written status, and one escalation path, to the founder. There is no account manager because there is no account team.
Four principles, applied at the system level from day one. The same ones that keep our aviation and governance work up.
Modules and services drawn around team size and transaction volume. A monolith you can split later beats microservices you have to merge back.
Logs, metrics and traces with OpenTelemetry, so the system is a white box, not a black one.
Failure modes analysed up front and degraded gracefully. If a third-party API goes down, your product shouldn't.
An application tier that can grow horizontally at a moment's notice.
Every engineer here is named against work they shipped, with a profile you can check before a call. Novi Sad and the US East Coast, with overlapping hours rather than handoffs.
Asynchronous task processing for long-running jobs that cannot be lost.
Type safety and state management that hold up under load.
CI/CD where every deploy is a non-event, and relational stores tuned for their real workloads.
Thirty minutes with a senior engineer. No slides, no account managers.
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