Everything I learn ends up on the blog — in public, for free, most Mondays. When you want it applied to your system, with your constraints and your team in the room, these are the shapes I work in. Fixed scope, written deliverables, a price agreed up front. No hourly meters.
New here? The honest starting point is reading a few essays — it costs nothing and tells you exactly how I think.
Each one ends with a written artifact your team keeps — not a slide deck that evaporates.
A structured look at your system: top 5 risks across scalability, reliability, and team velocity, quick wins, and a 3–6 month roadmap.
The Health Check plus an AI-tooling adoption plan: where agentic workflows fit your codebase, where they don't, and how to start in two weeks without buying anything.
One hard problem — a migration, a scaling wall, a new product's architecture — worked embedded with your team for a week.
Hands-on, on-site or remote. No generic slides — the exercises run on your systems, and the artifacts stay with the team.
Bounded contexts, event storming on a real domain of yours, and an honest map of where DDD pays off and where it's ceremony.
The workflows that survived contact with several hundred developers: fundamentals, custom skills, MCP servers, spec-driven development — finished with a live exercise on your repository.
For teams that want the second opinion on tap rather than a one-off engagement.
A free 30-minute call. You talk about your system, I ask questions, and I tell you honestly which of the above fits — or that none of it does and you don't need me. That happens too, and I'd rather say it on a free call.
Your stack, your team, where it hurts. No pitch deck.
Scope, deliverable, date, and a fixed price. One page, no surprises, no hourly meters.
Delivered on the stated date, with the written artifact your team keeps.
Get in touch — I reply within 2 business days
Remote-first, worldwide; on-site within the EU. Engagements run under a standard B2B invoice (EU reverse-charge VAT for international clients) with a mutual NDA on request. Workshop materials remain yours to reuse internally. If a delivered engagement doesn't match its stated scope, you don't pay for the gap.