Engineering staff augmentation
Senior engineers, on your team.
AI when you need it, product engineering when you don't. Senior full-stack engineers who join your team for as long as the work needs them, and leave it in better shape.
What a bench engagement looks like
A typical week.
One senior engineer inside your process, not beside it.
A typical week · an example
- Monday
Planning with your lead: what ships this week, what's blocked, what needs a decision.
- Tuesday to Thursday
Shipping in your codebase, on your branches and through your CI, with reviews going both ways.
- Throughout
Reviews on your team's pull requests when a second senior pair of eyes is wanted.
- Friday
A written weekly note: what shipped, what didn't, and what we'd do next.
The stack
What we work in.
AI when you need it, product engineering when you don't.
- Python & FastAPI
- React & TypeScript
- Postgres
- Redis
- Docker & Kubernetes
- CI
For agencies
One senior engineer, in your process.
Written for the principal of a development shop who needs senior capacity for a client without hiring for it.
- White-label is fine. Your client sees your team.
- An NDA is fine. Send yours, or use ours.
- We slot into your process and your tools. Your tracker, your repository, your review.
- One senior engineer, not a team. The person you talk to is the person who ships.
- References on request.
How we engage
Two shapes, one deposit.
- Fixed-bid, 2–6 weeksA scoped piece of work with a price and a date.
- Hourly benchCapacity on call, billed as it is used.
- A deposit up frontEither way. Work starts once it clears.
- Milestones in the statement of workWhat ships, when, and what done means, in writing before we start.
- US-based, Louisiana, remote-firstWe work in your tools and your hours, from here.
Questions
Asked before, answered plainly.
- Who actually does the work?
- The engineer you talk to. There is no bench behind the person and no hand-off to someone junior.
- Can you start this week?
- Sometimes. Talk to us and we'll tell you honestly when we can start.
- Do you work in our hours?
- Yes. We are on US Central time and overlap your working day.
- What about AI work?
- When you need it, it's the same engineer: tool-calling, retrieval, evals. When you don't, it's product engineering, plainly.
- How does an engagement end?
- Fixed-bid ends at the last milestone. Hourly ends when you say, with a written hand-off note either way.