Deployed wherever the work is.
A forward deployed engineering firm, and nothing else — senior engineers embedded in your team or accountable end to end, for companies in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. Either way we stay on the hook for how it holds up.
Deployed with teams shipping to production
Three things we do not compromise on
Everything else is negotiable. These are not, because they are the reason the work still stands after the deployment ends.
Experienced, not just available
Every engineer we put forward has built, shipped and been on call for production systems. Senior only — there is no bench of juniors behind us to fill a seat with.
Directed by you, or by us
An engineer embedded in your team under your own lead, or accountable for the whole thing from scope to production. The same engineers and the same standard — only who directs the work changes.
Embedded, not entrenched
We plan the exit in week one and write every runbook towards it. Being hard to remove is not the same as being worth keeping.
We want you glad you hired us — a year from now, not just today.
That is the actual standard we hold every deployment to. You get a senior engineer inside your team who treats your system like their own — and as Chief Advisor, I stay close enough to every one of them to make sure that holds.
L S Adith
Chief Advisor
The model, in numbers
No statistics we are asking you to take on trust — each of these is a commitment that holds on every engagement.
- 1
- Engineer between your problem and production
- 4
- Continents we deploy into
- 100%
- Merges owned by a named engineer
Deployed in week one. Shipping in week two.
No discovery phase and no onboarding quarter. Access on Monday, something in production by Friday, and real work the week after.
Deploy
Credentials, codebase, tracker, stand-up. We read the system properly and put one small change into production — because the first thing worth knowing is whether the path from your problem to your users actually works.
Take real work
The engineer picks up something that matters and ships it end to end. Not a starter task chosen because it is safe — the point of week two is that you can already tell what having us here is worth.
In your loop
Priorities are set weekly — by your lead if embedded, with us if end to end — and you can change them. A working demo runs against your own environment, and a named engineer owns every merge.
The kit learns your codebase
Review checklists, agent skills and evaluation sets get tuned to your repository and committed there. The engineer gets faster in your system specifically — and that part stays behind when we go.
Hand back
Runbooks and decision records are written as the decisions are made, not assembled at the end. Handover is a state the work is kept in, which is what lets you end a deployment as a decision rather than a project.
Work with us
We keep a deliberately small number of engineers deployed at once, so availability is genuinely limited rather than a negotiating posture.