Engineering Partner

We engineer products that scale.

Most software is assembled. We build it—architecture, review, tests, and delivery standards included—so it stays healthy after launch.

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Proof

Engineering that shows its work

Every claim is backed by a real artifact. Architecture diagrams explain structure. CI logs show the pipeline. Metrics replace adjectives. Product screenshots speak for themselves.

We don't say "high quality." We show the review, the test coverage, and the production metric that proves it.

8 review-and-ship stages every release goes through
TODO: real CI pipeline artifact
$ make validate
arch-review ............... ok
test-suite ............... 214 passed
coverage ................. 87%
ci/build ................. passed
deploy/staging ........... ready
Process

How we ship

A production-ready pipeline, not a handoff. Every step is documented, reviewed, and tested before it reaches users.

  1. Architecture Review

    Structure, constraints, and trade-offs written down before code.

  2. Documentation

    Decisions, APIs, and runbooks that outlast the sprint.

  3. Testing

    Unit, integration, and acceptance tests tied to real requirements.

  4. CI/CD

    Automated builds, checks, and deployments with rollback paths.

  5. Monitoring

    Health, errors, and performance observed from day one.

  6. Analytics

    Usage signals that inform what to build next.

  7. Deployment

    Release plans, feature flags, and safe go-live checks.

  8. Maintenance

    Updates, health reviews, and long-term care.

Selected Work

Engineering that ships

Real projects, real metrics. Each card links to the engineering story behind the outcome.

Finder VTS

Fleet Management
Mobile Backend Maps

Real-time tracking for 15,000+ vehicles with sub-second location updates.

Problem
Fleet operators managed vehicles through phone calls and spreadsheets, with no visibility into driver behavior or fuel use.
Result
30% fuel cost reduction; 1,000+ stolen vehicles recovered.
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Checbox

Field Service / Supply Chain
Web Mobile Backend

Unified platform managing 50+ businesses across fleet, field, and logistics.

Problem
Separate tools for fleet, field workforce, and supply chain created data silos and slow handoffs.
Result
40% productivity boost; live deployment within 2 weeks.
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Engineering Standards

Quality by design

Standards are not a checklist at the end. They shape how we write, review, test, and deploy every change.

Our Definition of Done, frontend, backend, iOS, AI, and testing standards are documented and applied to every project. That is how software stays healthy after five years.

6 documented engineering standards applied to every project
TODO: real standards excerpt
Definition of Done
- Architecture review merged
- Tests pass in CI
- Accessibility checked
- Security review complete
- Documentation updated
- Monitoring in production
Team Thinking

Built to last

Long-term products need long-term reasoning. We document decisions, write architecture reviews, and design for five-year health—not just next week's demo.

When the original team moves on, the next engineer can read why the system was built the way it is and continue without rebuilding.

TODO: real ADR or whiteboard artifact
ADR-004: API versioning strategy
Status: accepted
Decision: URL versioning (/v1/) with deprecation window
Rationale: allows incremental migration without breaking clients
Partnership

An extension of your engineering team

We sell outcomes and accountability, not hours. The relationship is the product.

Native apps

Platform-correct interactions shipped as a single, maintainable codebase.

Backend systems

APIs, data layers, and infrastructure that grow with usage, not against it.

AI solutions

Models evaluated against your data before adoption, with safety and cost measured.

Long-term product

Roadmap-aligned engineering, embedded collaboration, and a maintenance plan that outlasts the launch.

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