Engineering.
Four delivery motions under one practice. Platform + Infrastructure as one merged offering (same buyer, same tech). Full-stack product engineering for feature strike teams. DevSecOps as security in the pipeline (governance-side AppSec lives under Security). SRE & Observability for the pager and the SLOs.
Platform & Infrastructure engineering
Stack we live in
Kubernetes · Terraform · Backstage · ArgoCD · Flux · Crossplane · AWS · GCP · Azure · VMware · Proxmox · OpenStack · MAAS · Cisco · Juniper · Cloudflare · Vault
- Internal developer platforms - golden paths from repo template to production
- Kubernetes clusters run as a product, not a firefight
- IaC (Terraform, Pulumi) with real module discipline
- Multi-region + multi-site designs with failure-mode analysis (cloud, on-prem, hybrid)
- On-prem + colo architecture (bare-metal, VMware, OpenStack, Proxmox)
- Cost architecture - FinOps for cloud, TCO for owned hardware
- Live-load migrations in every direction (dc→cloud, cloud→cloud, cloud→dc)
- Landing zones + tenancy guardrails, whether AWS Org or on-prem VRF
- Repatriation + provider exit - portable in both directions by design
- Backstage / internal developer portal + capability transfer
Every product team writes its own pipeline. The cloud bill jumped and nobody knows why. The architecture won't survive one AZ or DC failure. Or you're repatriating workloads for cost, sovereignty, or latency.
Full-stack product engineering
Stack we live in
TypeScript · React / Next.js · Go / Node / Python · Postgres · Redis · GraphQL · REST · gRPC
- Strike team: 2-4 principals owning a feature end-to-end
- Front-end: React, Next.js, TypeScript, accessibility
- Back-end: Go, Node, Python - pick your stack
- Feature flags + progressive delivery
- Test discipline (unit + contract + smoke, no fluff)
- On-call for what shipped, on your rota
You have a specific product outcome, you need it shipped by a real date, and you can't hire fast enough.
DevSecOps
Stack we live in
GitHub Advanced Security · Trivy · Grype · Snyk · Sigstore · Falco · OPA · Kyverno
- CI/CD security gates: SAST, SCA, secrets, signed artifacts in the pipeline
- Threat modeling as a code-review gate, not a quarterly workshop
- Compliance-as-code for SOC2 / ISO 27001 / DPDP evidence trails
- Supply-chain security (Sigstore, SBOMs, dependency provenance)
- Vulnerability triage that actually ships fixes (not just tickets)
- Secure defaults per repo template + security champions in dev teams
Security patches lag because deploys are fragile. Or a compliance audit is approaching and there's no evidence trail. Or the last pen test surfaced something you've patched twice already.
SRE & Observability
Stack we live in
Prometheus · Grafana · SigNoz · OpenObserve · OpenTelemetry · Loki · Tempo · PagerDuty · Sentry
- SLOs + error budgets engineers actually read
- On-call rotation + incident command, with humane escalation
- Observability moved off closed vendors to OSS (SigNoz / OpenObserve / LGTM)
- AI-augmented alert triage - group, de-duplicate, kill false positives
- Post-incident writeups in prose, not templates
- Chaos + game-day drills for the failure modes you haven't seen yet
Datadog / New Relic bill has doubled. On-call is drowning in noise. MTTR is climbing and nobody agrees on why.
More of what we build.
Which motion needs the depth?
Platform, features, security-in-pipeline, or the pager. Tell us which and what you've already tried. A principal architect replies within one working day.
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