Good engineering means understanding what you're building and why. We start with the problem, not the stack—technical decisions follow from project goals, constraints, and who will live with the code after launch.

The process adapts to the project. Some work requires tight iteration and constant collaboration; other work calls for heads-down execution against a clear spec. We're comfortable with both.

Technical decisions are discussed in plain language. No jargon for its own sake, no black-box handoffs. Software should be maintainable by whoever touches it next—your internal team, another vendor, or us down the line.