Delivery Model
How we structure engagement for maximum delivery with minimum overhead. Designed for companies that want senior execution without the operational tax of traditional outsourcing.
Async-First Collaboration
We default to written, asynchronous communication. This means deep work happens uninterrupted, decisions are documented by default, and timezone differences become a feature rather than a constraint.
- Structured written updates instead of daily standups
- Documented decisions with clear rationale
- Synchronous time reserved for complex problem-solving
- Progress visible through delivered work, not meetings attended
Milestone-Driven Execution
Every engagement is structured around clear milestones with defined acceptance criteria. Progress is measured by shipped outcomes — not by hours logged or tickets moved.
- Clear deliverables with acceptance criteria upfront
- Regular milestone reviews with stakeholders
- Scope managed through explicit tradeoff conversations
- Predictable cadence of tangible progress
Senior-Only Teams
Every engineer on your project is senior. This means faster decisions, fewer bugs, better architecture, and no knowledge gaps to manage. You won't pay for junior engineers learning on your time.
- 8+ years experience minimum across the team
- Architectural decisions made without escalation
- Complex problems solved at the source
- No onboarding lag or training overhead
Ownership-Based Delivery
We own the delivery end-to-end. You define the goals and constraints, we handle execution, quality, and delivery. No micromanagement required — just clear alignment on outcomes.
- Full responsibility for technical decisions
- Proactive risk identification and mitigation
- Quality maintained through engineering discipline, not oversight
- Clear escalation paths for blockers
Low Meeting Overhead
We minimize synchronous time by design. Most coordination happens through structured written artifacts. Your engineering leadership gets time back instead of spending it in status meetings.
- Weekly async summaries replace daily standups
- Architecture decisions documented in ADRs
- Questions resolved through Slack or documented threads
- Sync meetings only when genuinely required
How we differ
A direct comparison with traditional outsourcing engagement models.