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A dedicated DevOps Engineer who joins your team and stays
A SaaS company came to us when every deploy meant one person SSHing into a server at 11pm and hoping nothing broke. We embed a DevOps Engineer in your team to fix that kind of thing, working in your cloud account and your pipelines, not handing you a finished project and walking away. You pay for an engineer's time and direct attention, and every script, config, and Terraform file belongs to you from the first commit.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
Your engineer maps every environment, pipeline, and cron job you run instead of touching one server and leaving. After a few weeks they can answer questions about your infrastructure that nobody on your team had time to document.
Changes land as Terraform and pipeline config in your repository, reviewed through pull requests, not as undocumented clicks in a console. You read every change and can roll it back the same way you would any code.
Even from India, your engineer keeps at least four hours of overlap with US Eastern or Pacific time, so a failing deploy or a paging alert gets handled while you are awake, not twelve hours later.
We replace the late-night manual push with a CI/CD pipeline that runs tests, builds the image, and ships on green. The goal is a deploy your junior developer can trigger at 2pm on a Tuesday without anyone holding their breath.
Before your engineer touches an AWS key or a production secret, the NDA and engagement contract are signed. Your cloud account, your credentials, and your data stay yours.
If the engineer is not working out in the first couple of weeks, we match you with someone else and carry over the context. You are not stuck paying for a bad match or re-explaining your whole setup.
The person you onboard is the person who keeps showing up. We do not quietly rotate engineers between accounts to balance our own staffing, because infrastructure knowledge lives in one person's head and losing it sets you back weeks.
Every Terraform file, pipeline definition, and Dockerfile your engineer writes is yours immediately, including the commit history and the runbooks. There is no console-only magic that only we understand and no clause that holds your setup hostage.
Our team is in India, which means part of your engineer's day runs while you sleep and part runs alongside you. A long migration can run overnight, and the live review of it happens when you log on.
We sign the NDA and a clear engagement agreement before kickoff, every time. The terms spell out IP ownership, confidentiality, and exactly how either side can end the arrangement.
If the match is wrong, tell us early and we swap the engineer and brief the new one ourselves. Because the work lives as code in your repo, the replacement can read your actual setup instead of guessing at it.
You get a visible record of what changed each week through your own repo, your pull requests, and a short Loom or call. Infrastructure progress is something you watch happen, not something you take on faith.
Your engineer works your full schedule and treats your infrastructure as their main job. This fits teams running active deploys, multiple environments, and ongoing platform work.
Half an engineer's month, useful when your pipelines mostly run themselves but still need a steady hand. Good for keeping environments healthy while a bigger migration waits its turn.
You draw on engineer time as the work appears, billed against logged hours. This suits months where some weeks are quiet and others bring an outage or a launch that eats everyone's time.
More than one engineer, sometimes paired with a lead for a larger platform effort, sized to your project. We shape the group around what your infrastructure actually needs.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe start with a call about your cloud setup, your deploy process, and where things hurt. You tell us whether the pain is flaky releases, ballooning AWS bills, or nobody owning the infrastructure, and we are honest if a full DevOps Engineer is more than you need right now.
We put forward a DevOps Engineer whose real experience lines up with your stack, not whoever happens to be free. You interview them directly, dig into how they have handled a bad deploy before, and can say no before anything is signed.
In the first week your engineer gets read access to your cloud account and repo, maps your environments, and documents how a deploy works today. By Friday they have usually opened a small pull request, often a pipeline tweak or a missing alert, to confirm the workflow.
Your engineer joins your planning and takes on real infrastructure tickets from your board, not a side project no one asked for. We agree on what done looks like, whether that is a working CI/CD pipeline or a Terraform module for one environment, so the first sprint ships something real.
From there the work settles into your normal cadence of standups, reviews, and demos. You see infrastructure changes land each week as reviewed pull requests and can shift priorities at any sprint boundary without renegotiating a contract.
Tell us about your cloud setup and where your deploys or bills are hurting, and we will match you with a DevOps Engineer who can start inside your sprint. The NDA and contract come first, and every line of infrastructure code is yours from day one.
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