How it works

From on-site kickoff to software in production

A Fractional Forward Deployed Engineer engagement is a relationship, not a transaction. Here's exactly what working together looks like.

01

Discovery & on-site kickoff

3 days on site in person, anywhere in the Metroplex. I learn how your business actually runs, map your data flows, and identify your highest-leverage AI and software opportunities. You leave with a prioritized roadmap and timelines for implementation, not a vague proposal.

02

Embed & build

A flat monthly subscription. I join your standups, learn your domain, and ship production-grade AI continuously, re-prioritized with you each week. Because I'm dedicated to your roadmap and not split across fifty tickets, context compounds quickly.

03

Ship & compound

Working software in production, fast. The six-month minimum exists because real outcomes compound: early domain learning turns into accelerating delivery week over week. This is the opposite of a one-off project hand-off.

04

Transition to maintenance

When the heavy build is done, step down to the Maintenance plan (up to 6 hrs/mo) to keep everything patched and healthy, or keep going with a full subscription when something new lands.

Why it's different

What makes this a Forward Deployed engagement

On-site, in DFW

National subscription shops market "no meetings" and async-only. I do the opposite — in-person time across Dallas–Fort Worth is the whole point.

AI-native, in production

Not slideware. LLMs, agents, and ML pipelines built into systems that real people use, done precisely, not as vague "AI" hype.

One engineer, not a queue

You work directly with the engineer building your software. No account managers, no ticket triage, no work handed off to someone junior.

Flat monthly price

A predictable subscription instead of hourly billing games or six-figure project quotes. You always know what it costs.

Ready to get started?

I'm currently accepting new engagements. Tell me about your business and I'll follow up to schedule a call.