Senior solutions architecture, presales, cloud workflow, integration, and enterprise SaaS experience.

Focus: complex deals, POCs, workflows, and implementation decisions

Services

Services for teams that need senior technical clarity without adding full-time headcount.

The offer hierarchy is simple on purpose: one flagship advisory lane, a few buyable entry offers, and a clear path into a retainer only when the team needs ongoing support.

Flagship

Fractional Solutions Architecture

For SaaS, AI, and enterprise tech teams that need ongoing senior support across discovery, architecture, POCs, implementation planning, and customer-facing technical conversations.

Flagship offer

Focus

Fractional Solutions Architecture

Ongoing senior technical support for teams that need help across discovery, solution framing, POCs, implementation planning, and customer-facing technical conversations without adding full-time headcount too early.

  • Technical discovery notes and solution framing
  • Architecture reviews, risks, and implementation assumptions
  • Buyer-facing technical narrative and objection handling
  • POC strategy, success criteria, and stakeholder alignment

Entry offers

Fixed-scope ways to start.

These are designed to feel buyable. They help a team reduce ambiguity quickly before deciding whether broader advisory support is warranted.

Fixed-scope entry offer

Architecture Clarity Sprint

A focused sprint to turn a messy technical situation into a clearer direction, decision memo, and next-step roadmap.

  • Current-state assessment and friction review
  • Key risks, assumptions, and tradeoff framing
  • Recommended architecture direction
  • Decision memo and next-step roadmap

Fixed-scope entry offer

POC and Enterprise Deal Support

Support for active enterprise evaluations that need clearer success criteria, a stronger demo storyline, and a more controlled technical narrative.

  • POC success criteria and evaluation structure
  • Demo storyline and objection-handling notes
  • Stakeholder map and buyer-facing technical framing
  • Implementation assumptions that reduce buyer risk

Fixed-scope entry offer

AI Workflow Automation Roadmap

A practical roadmap for teams that want automation, but need the workflow, ownership model, and implementation sequence clarified before tools drive the conversation.

  • Workflow map and friction analysis
  • Automation opportunity ranking
  • Tool shortlist and sequencing guidance
  • Implementation path grounded in operating reality

Specialized support

RFP and Proposal Technical Support

Support for high-stakes proposals that need a stronger architecture narrative, more credible implementation language, and clearer delivery assumptions.

  • Compliance matrix and response structure
  • Architecture and implementation narrative
  • Risk, dependency, and assumptions language
  • Technical sections that feel buyer-ready

Engagement ladder

Small diagnostic first, then scope what is real.

Most work starts as a focused sprint or advisory engagement. Public pricing is not listed because scope depends on urgency, complexity, and deliverables.

01

Request a strategy call

Start with the current pressure, the technical blockers, and the business urgency. The goal is fit and direction, not a long intake theater exercise.

02

Paid sprint or scoped project

If there is a real fit, the next step is usually a focused sprint or project with clear deliverables, useful artifacts, and a concrete next-step recommendation.

03

Fractional advisory retainer

When the need is ongoing, the work expands into a monthly advisory rhythm that stays close to architecture, buyer trust, and implementation reality.

Commercial structure

Pricing is scoped to the pressure and the deliverables.

Most work starts as a fixed-scope sprint, a scoped project, or a monthly advisory relationship. Public pricing stays off the site so the engagement can match the actual urgency, complexity, and outputs required.

Next step

If one of these services maps to a live problem, start with the context.

The goal of the first conversation is to decide whether the right next move is a sprint, a broader advisory engagement, or a clean no.

Request a Strategy Call