Capability
Cloud Engineering & Migration
Moving to the cloud is easy to start and easy to get wrong. We design secure foundations, migrate workloads deliberately, and modernize what's worth modernizing — so you get the cloud's benefits without inheriting its risks.
Proven where it counts
API design & development
Accelerated delivery with cost savings for two public-facing API products. Transitioned from Akamai to AWS firewall for a direct cost reduction.
- API
- AWS
- Cost Optimization
100+ microservices, event-driven architecture
Accelerated build, deployment, and scaling timelines for a large-scale program by maintaining 150+ AWS EC2 instances and a 90-microservice polyglot containerized platform.
- Java
- GovCloud
- Microservices
Real-time insights across unified systems
Built secure data pipelines connecting Salesforce cloud and on-prem TSA systems, giving decision-makers real-time, actionable insights.
- Salesforce
- Security
- Data Pipelines
What we deliver
Landing Zones & Foundations
Secure, multi-account cloud foundations with guardrails, network segmentation, and policy-as-code from day one.
Application Migration
Rehost, replatform, or refactor — assessed workload by workload against cost, risk, and mission value, not a one-size mandate.
Modernization
Re-architect brittle legacy systems into containers, managed services, and event-driven designs that scale and heal.
Multi-Cloud & GovCloud
Delivery across AWS, Azure, and GCP — including AWS GovCloud and Azure Government — for regulated federal workloads.
Infrastructure as Code
Every environment reproducible in Terraform and CloudFormation, versioned and reviewed like application code.
Resilience & DR
Multi-AZ and multi-region architectures with tested backup, failover, and recovery objectives that hold up in an audit.
Approach
A landing zone before a land grab.
The fastest way to a cloud mess is to lift workloads into an account with no guardrails. We build the foundation first — identity, network, logging, and policy-as-code — then migrate against it. Each workload is assessed on its own merits, and every environment is defined in code so it can be rebuilt, reviewed, and audited.
- Secure landing zone and guardrails before workloads
- Workload-by-workload migration assessment
- Infrastructure-as-code for every environment
- Compliance evidence generated as you migrate
Cloud-native data engineering at scale. Designed ETL pipelines using Apache Spark Structured Streaming in the cloud, behind a warehouse serving sub-second, high-throughput queries.
Technologies we work in
- AWS
- Azure
- GCP
- GovCloud
- Terraform
- CloudFormation
- Kubernetes
- Landing Zone
- Well-Architected
- FedRAMP
Common questions
How do you decide what to migrate first — and how?
We assess the portfolio against mission value, technical risk, and cost, then sequence the work. Not everything should move the same way: some workloads rehost cleanly, others earn a replatform or full refactor, and a few are better retired. We recommend the mix deliberately rather than applying a single mandate across the estate.
Can you migrate into GovCloud and other regulated boundaries?
Yes. We build FedRAMP-aligned architectures on AWS GovCloud and Azure Government, design to NIST 800-53 and FISMA, and generate the control evidence as we go — so authorization is a by-product of the migration, not a scramble after it.
Will a migration lock us into one cloud?
Only as much as you want it to. We lean on open standards and infrastructure-as-code so your platform stays portable, use managed services where they clearly earn their keep, and are explicit about where a deliberate lock-in trade buys enough value to justify it.