Engineering teams for the work that has no product
Some problems are solved by licensing software. The rest are solved by engineers who understand the process, build the thing, and leave you owning it.
Our team has worked with
Our team’s work spans sectors and scale — from universities and diagnostics networks to national telecoms and transport, where software has to hold from the first day.
- Education
- Pharmaceuticals
- Banking
- Insurance
- Telecommunications
- Real estate
- Not-for-profit
- AmtrakAmerica’s largest passenger railroad
- American Red CrossA nonprofit humanitarian organisation
- T-MobileA major mobile network operator
- Lumos FiberA fibre internet services provider
- LabcorpOne of the largest healthcare diagnostics networks
- American University of Virginia StateA higher-education institution
Custom software development
Systems that do not exist off the shelf.
The process that makes your organisation different is the one no vendor sells software for. So it runs on spreadsheets, email and the knowledge of whoever has been there longest.
How we work →Process and systems automation
Take the manual steps out from between the systems.
Two systems both hold the answer, and a person spends their morning moving it from one to the other. The step is invisible in every process document and it is where the errors come from.
How we work →Integration engineering
Make systems that were never designed to talk, talk.
Every system was bought for a good reason and none of them agree on what a customer is. Integration was quoted as a project once and quietly became a permanent one.
How we work →Test automation and QA engineering
Make releases repeatable and regressions visible.
Releases are rehearsed by hand, take a weekend, and still break something nobody thought to check. So releases get rarer, which makes each one bigger and riskier.
How we work →Managed build and maintenance
A team that keeps critical software running.
The system works, and the people who built it have moved on. Changes take longer each year, dependencies age, and nobody wants to be the one who touches it.
How we work →Tell us what you are trying to fix
The first conversation is about your process, not our software. If a product solves it, we will say so.
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