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Engineering leadership and software delivery for businesses that build software

Make software a
solved problem.

PIMASI is the engineering function for businesses where software is the work. Leadership when you need calibrated technical judgement in the room. Delivery when you need the code to actually ship. Both when the work calls for both.

01 — Where I come in

If any of this sounds familiar, we should talk.

Owners and founders rarely arrive with a codebase problem. They arrive having lost confident judgement over their software, and every standard response (replacing the team, hiring more, buying more tooling) has failed to restore it.

01

Your team's budget keeps growing. The output isn't.

Headcount has gone up. Contractor invoices have gone up. The roadmap has not. Sprints close, demos look fine, and you have no calibrated reference inside the business for what the team's spend should be buying. AI tooling has widened that gap, not closed it.

02

Your team is asking questions you can't answer

Whether to rewrite the codebase. Whether to hire a senior or three juniors. Whether a vendor quote is reasonable. The questions land on your desk because someone has to make the call, and you have nothing inside the business that can tell you the right answer.

03

The next senior hire is at a level you've never recruited at

You can interview developers. You cannot reliably tell a strong senior from a confident one. The cost of getting this hire wrong is six months and a stalled roadmap, not just one salary.

04

Pre-launch, waiting on the build

Your go-to-market is ready. The product is not. Every week the build slips is revenue you cannot recover.

05

An MVP you cannot build on

The first version closed the first cohort of customers. The codebase cannot absorb the pivot, the second cohort, or the next investor demo. A rebuild has already been mentioned.

06

Reliability or speed is the growth blocker

The product works, but it cannot carry the next stage. Performance, downtime, or fragility is the reason expansion plans are on hold.

02 — Services

How I provide value.

Engagements range from a few hours of advisory a week to embedded leadership during critical phases. Hireable independently or together, never as staff-augmentation by the day.

01

Technical advisory

Architecture, vendor and stack decisions, technical due diligence on rebuilds and acquisitions, AI-augmented team assessment. The senior read on the technical decision in front of you, without hiring a permanent CTO.

02

Software delivery

Hands-on engineering that ships. Solo MVP builds, performance and refactor work, V2 rebuilds, embedded build alongside an existing team. Code in the codebase, not advice from the sidelines.

03

Team and hiring

Sourcing, interviewing and calibrating senior engineers. The hire you cannot reliably interview for, done by someone who can. Onboarding and engineering practices that survive the people who built them.

04

Roadmap and customer signal

Turning customer conversations into a sequenced plan. Joining founder sales calls when that is where the roadmap is actually decided. Closing the loop between what buyers ask for and what the team ships next.

When an engagement needs more than one, the same operator runs all of them. No advisor-deliverer handoff to translate across. No second invoice.

03 — Proof

Every client has different needs.

Names withheld. The metrics are exact. Each engagement is a different mix of advisory, delivery, hiring and roadmap work, sized to the business and the moment.

01B2B SaaS

The founder did not trust the codebase. The calculation engine was slow enough to undermine confidence in customer demos.

87% reduction in calculation engine runtime in under two months. The founder went from avoiding the codebase to actively demoing it.

02Pre-revenue AI startup

The founder needed market validation and a working prototype ready for the moment a discovery call turned serious. PIMASI built the entire MVP solo, in parallel with the founder running discovery.

Inside three months: a signed Letter of Intent and a pilot agreement.

03Early-stage B2B startup

The roadmap was driven by guesses, not customer signal. PIMASI joined the founder's sales calls, distilled feedback into a roadmap, and worked alongside the founder on the build.

Sellable MVP shipped in six months, with a roadmap drawn directly from buyer conversations.

04 — How I work

Senior judgement, hands on the keyboard, no theatre.

Same person

Judgement and code from one operator. No advisor-deliverer split, no warm bodies by the day. When the engagement needs both pillars, you get them from one person.

Outcome led

Every engagement is built to leave the business treating software as a lever, not a risk. Success is defined up front and measured against the business, not the backlog.

Honest

If something is the wrong call, including hiring me, I will tell you. The engagements that should not exist are the most expensive ones to discover halfway through.

Let's talk about
the decision in front of you.

Thirty minutes. No slides, no pitch. We talk through your situation and whether PIMASI is the right call.

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