Capability
Software Engineering
We build the applications, APIs, and interfaces that missions run on — cloud-native, secure by default, and delivered in cycles short enough to course-correct. Software that works in production and holds up under audit.
What we deliver
Cloud-Native Applications
Containerized, twelve-factor services designed to scale horizontally and deploy continuously on Kubernetes and serverless.
APIs & Microservices
Well-documented REST and event-driven APIs with versioning, contracts, and gateways — the kind of integration work we ran at CMS and DIA.
Web & Front-End
Accessible, performant interfaces in React and TypeScript that meet Section 508 and pass the audit as well as the eye test.
Systems Integration
Connecting legacy systems, SaaS, and cloud services into coherent workflows — securely bridging on-prem and cloud.
Secure SDLC
Threat modeling, code review, dependency scanning, and automated testing woven through delivery, not bolted on at the end.
Rapid Delivery
Agile teams that ship working software in short cycles — like the 120-day MVP we delivered with a prime for GSA.
Approach
Working software, shipped in short cycles.
Big-bang delivery hides risk until it's expensive. We work in small increments against real user feedback, automate the path from commit to production, and build security and accessibility in from the first line. Senior engineers own the work end to end — the accountability of a small firm, the rigor of a large one.
- Continuous integration and deployment on every change
- Secure SDLC — scanning, review, and threat modeling
- Section 508 / WCAG accessibility by default
- Senior engineers accountable end to end
Technologies we work in
- TypeScript
- React
- Node.js
- Python
- Java
- Go
- REST / GraphQL
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
- Kubernetes
Common questions
Do you build custom applications or just integrate off-the-shelf tools?
Both, chosen by what the mission needs. We build custom software where it creates real advantage and integrate proven platforms where they get you there faster and cheaper. The goal is the outcome, not a bias toward building — or buying — for its own sake.
Is accessibility (Section 508) part of your delivery?
Yes, by default. We build to WCAG and Section 508 from the first component, test with assistive technology, and treat accessibility as a functional requirement rather than a remediation project after launch.
How do you keep security in the build without slowing delivery?
Security is automated into the pipeline: dependency and static analysis on every commit, threat modeling at design time, and secure defaults in the frameworks we choose. Done this way it speeds delivery — issues surface early, when they are cheap to fix, instead of at an authorization gate.