You have a product to build and no in-house engineering team — or a team that does not have the bandwidth to take on something new. I take it from idea to a shipped product: discovery, architecture, design, build, deployment, and the iterations that come after.
Web apps, mobile apps, internal tools, client portals, B2B systems. I build on modern, boring-where-it-matters stacks (Rails, Node, Vue/React, Postgres) so that whoever maintains the code after me — your future team, another contractor, me — has an easy time.
You already have a team. It is shipping, but stretched thin. There is one initiative you keep pushing to next quarter because nobody has the time or the seniority to own it. Or you need a steady senior hand on backend, architecture, or a hard migration.
I join as a contractor — your standup, your tools, your codebase, your review process — typically 3 to 6 months, part- or full-time. I own real features, not side projects. I pair with your developers, push code through review, and raise the bar on what ships. When the engagement ends, your team is stronger and your code is cleaner.
No 200-page specifications that go stale in a month. I start with a short discovery — who it is for, what it must do, what wins matter most. I propose architecture, scope, and price up front, then deliver in short cycles so you see the product taking shape and can adjust direction early.
You work directly with me. The person designing the architecture is the person writing the code. No agency middle layer, no junior swap-out after kickoff.
I agree with you on the target — an initiative, a system, a chunk of the roadmap — and on how I plug into your team. I onboard fast: most of my engagements have me reviewing PRs in week one and owning real work by week two.
I match your stack, your conventions, and your process. I am not there to redesign your team; I am there to add senior firepower where you need it. When the engagement ends, the work transfers cleanly because it was written for your team from the start.
Production-grade engineering from someone who has shipped at scale. Code that future developers will not curse. A senior collaborator who tells you the truth about scope, trade-offs, and what is actually worth building.
Tell me what you are working on. I will help you figure out whether you need a full build, an embedded developer, or something smaller — and whether I am the right person for it.
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