Architecture and practice audits

  • Review of your current architecture, deployment setup, and engineering practices, with a focus on what actually blocks delivery or makes change risky.
  • Identification of delivery bottlenecks and high-leverage improvement areas so you know where to act first.
  • Written summary and concrete next steps that your teams and leadership can use without requiring ongoing external support.

Decision support

  • Facilitated sessions to capture key technical decisions as ADRs so the rationale outlives the current team.
  • Support in comparing architecture options against explicit trade-offs so choices are defensible and repeatable.
  • Help teams articulate risks and constraints so non-technical stakeholders can participate in trade-offs.

Mentoring for leads

  • 1:1 or small-group mentoring for tech leads and senior engineers, aligned with the same concepts as the workshops.
  • Practical discussions on introducing and sustaining workshop practices—ADRs, boundaries, CI/CD—in your codebase and team.
  • Feedback on architecture proposals, RFCs, and rollout plans.

How consulting complements training

Engagements are short and focused. The aim is knowledge transfer and team autonomy: your people learn to run ADR sessions, maintain diagrams, and improve pipelines themselves. The goal is not ongoing dependency—it's enabling your team to own the practices and decisions after we're done.