Software Engineering - It's Not Just Coding to Us.

Coding is only one step of a well-defined engineering process. Our core belief is that software should be engineered with great care and diligence.

Engineering begins with the creation of specific requirements and defining a realistic schedule, a justifyable budget, and the actual resources that will be required throughout the lifecycle of the system.

No one SDLC model is universally better than the others. What’s important is that the model is defined up front.

We Develop Solutions for the Short and Long Term.

Decisions, such as which programming language or technology platform to use, will be made based on your ability to support the system today and tomorrow. Although we can “fix things”, we focus on down-the-road robustness and maintainability.

We are flexible and adaptable to support many team models including on-site direct projects, US-based partnerships, or off-shore development teams.

We understand that not every system has the same level of risk - for a system where public safety is paramount, quality is the number one priority. For a technical prototype, time-to-market may be the critical driver.

Our technical experience and training spans a broad range of technologies -  from common platforms (LAMP, Microsoft .Net, J2EE) to niche technologies (Genesys, Twilio, Broadcom Switching) - We know we can deliver the system you need.

Testing is a Requirement, Not an Afterthought.

Quality assurance is at the forefront of our project delivery. Our project planning takes into account the necessary upfront work to be able have confidence that the system was tested well when it is time for launch.

Our testing philosophy is derived from the rigors of Computer Systems Validation for the pharmaceutical industry. The techniques we’ve learned from years of developing code while maintaining patient safety are applicable in all that we do.

We maintain certified testers on our staff - ISTQB and CSTE - because of our belief that verification of functionality every step of the way minimizes surprises.

We're passionate about maintaining thorough, usable documentation. It's one thing to write a 400 page design spec, but if no one ever reads it, what's the point?

There is No Bait and Switch.

The team you meet when we’re preparing a proposal is the team you’ll get when you sign the contract. We don’t send in our A-team to get the work and send in the C’s to get the work done.

Our diverse team of talented, passionate software engineers is, without a doubt, our most important asset.  We demand excellence from ourselves to make sure we provide accurate assessments and solid solutions to our clients every day.

Any project team from any company will have younger staff. We take advantage of the talent base coming out of top notch technical universities - like Virginia Tech - to build a strong team from which we expect leadership from day one.