Capability statement
A complete view of where we work, what we deliver, and how engagements are structured. Written for the person who has to justify the decision internally.
At a glance
Core competencies
Organisation and account structure, network topology, identity and access design, and the guardrails everything else inherits. Delivered as Terraform, with the decisions written down.
The paved road your engineers actually want to use: reproducible environments, pipelines that tell the truth, and self-service that does not require a ticket.
Turning uptime from a hope into a measured property. Service levels defined against what users actually feel, with the observability to prove it.
On-premises to cloud, datacentre exits, database migration and large-scale data transfer, planned so every step is reversible and the cutover is the least interesting part.
Security as an operating capability: detection and response tuned to your estate, and a delivery pipeline that catches vulnerable code before production does.
Web, desktop, mobile and firmware from one senior team: TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, C#, Swift, Kotlin, Flutter and the rest of the modern production stack.
Connecting platforms, products and data into one dependable system: APIs, events, ERP and CRM integration, legacy bridges and identity.
Product design from research to pixel: discovery, flows, high-fidelity UI, design systems and usability testing, WCAG 2.2 AA throughout.
Electronic product development from schematic to certified production: circuit design, PCB layout, embedded firmware, connectivity and enclosures.
CAD, simulation and design for manufacture: parts and assemblies that work, survive and can be built at your volume for a sane price.
AI systems built for production: frontier APIs or self-hosted open models, retrieval-augmented generation, agents, fine-tuning and the evaluation discipline that keeps them honest.
Machines that sense, decide and act: perception, ROS 2 software, motion control, simulation and edge AI, from invention to field deployment.
ETL, ELT, streaming and the lakehouse: data that arrives on time, passes its tests and gives the business one version of the truth.
Least privilege that survives contact with delivery pressure, and control evidence that is produced by the system rather than assembled the week before an audit.
Certifications
Certifications held by our engineers. Every engagement is led by someone holding professional or expert level credentials on the platform you run.
Technical environment
Why teams pick us
Not a sales team followed by whoever is on the bench. The person in the first call is the person in the pull request.
A lean remote team has no offices, no bench and no layers to fund, and that shows up in what we charge.
Every engagement ends with your team able to run and extend the work. That is the deliverable, not a retainer.
If your problem is smaller than you feared, or outside what we do well, we tell you in the first conversation.
Bring the messy version. Scoping it properly is part of the work.
