You need a production-ready feature shipped, not a prototype that needs 3 more weeks of polish. I build and deploy complete product features end-to-end in 2-3 weeks — backend APIs, frontend components, database layer, tests, and deployment.
Who This Is For
SaaS founders and engineering teams who need to ship a well-architected feature without hiring a full-time engineer. Especially useful when:
You have a clear product requirement but no bandwidth to build it
Your team needs a senior engineer to own a complex feature from design through deployment
You're building an MVP and need someone who's shipped production systems at scale
What Makes This Different
I've spent 10+ years building multi-tenant SaaS platforms — including systems serving 3,000+ institutions and processing millions of records. You're not getting a junior dev following tutorials. You're getting someone who knows where the complexity hides: data modeling, auth boundaries, error handling at scale, and deployment that doesn't break at 2am.
What a Sprint Looks Like
Week 1: Architecture design, data modeling, core API implementation. You get a technical design doc and working backend by Friday.
Week 2: Frontend implementation, integration, testing. Feature is functional end-to-end.
You need a production-ready feature shipped, not a prototype that needs 3 more weeks of polish. I build and deploy complete product features end-to-end in 2-3 weeks — backend APIs, frontend components, database layer, tests, and deployment.
Who This Is For
SaaS founders and engineering teams who need to ship a well-architected feature without hiring a full-time engineer. Especially useful when:
You have a clear product requirement but no bandwidth to build it
Your team needs a senior engineer to own a complex feature from design through deployment
You're building an MVP and need someone who's shipped production systems at scale
What Makes This Different
I've spent 10+ years building multi-tenant SaaS platforms — including systems serving 3,000+ institutions and processing millions of records. You're not getting a junior dev following tutorials. You're getting someone who knows where the complexity hides: data modeling, auth boundaries, error handling at scale, and deployment that doesn't break at 2am.
What a Sprint Looks Like
Week 1: Architecture design, data modeling, core API implementation. You get a technical design doc and working backend by Friday.
Week 2: Frontend implementation, integration, testing. Feature is functional end-to-end.