Fixed scope
A defined product or feature, delivered against an agreed scope, timeline and price.
- MVPs and new products
- Well-defined features
- Migrations and rebuilds
Technull is a deliberately one-person practice. When you hire Technull, you work directly with the engineer who designs, builds and ships your software — no account managers, no hand-offs, no junior bench learning on your budget.
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Most software projects don't fail on technology — they fail in the gaps between people. A single, senior point of ownership removes those gaps. Decisions are faster, context is never lost, and the quality bar doesn't depend on who got staffed this week.
The person you brief is the person who architects, writes and deploys the work. Nothing is lost in translation.
No layers of delegation. Every technical decision is made with full context and long-term maintainability in mind.
I take on a limited number of engagements at a time, so your project gets real focus — not a slice of a sprint.
End-to-end engineering across the stack, with an emphasis on systems that are simple to run, easy to change and built to last.
APIs, services and data layers designed for scale, security and clarity. Sensible architecture over fashionable complexity — software your future team will thank you for.
Fast, intuitive apps for iOS and Android — from product idea to App Store and Play Store release, with the backend to match.
Reliable, observable, cost-aware infrastructure. Automated deployments, infrastructure as code and monitoring that tells you about problems before your users do.
An experienced second opinion when it matters: architecture reviews, technology choices, code audits and hands-on guidance for founders and in-house teams.
A lightweight process built around transparency: you always know what's being built, why, and what comes next.
A focused conversation about your goals, constraints and what success looks like. Honest advice — including when not to build.
A written proposal with scope, architecture, milestones and cost. Clear enough to make a decision on.
Iterative delivery with regular demos and working software early. You see progress, not status reports.
Clean code, documentation and deployment in your own accounts. Ongoing support available if you want it.
Every project is different. Choose the model that fits your stage — we'll agree on scope and terms before any work begins.
A defined product or feature, delivered against an agreed scope, timeline and price.
Dedicated, recurring engineering capacity — like a senior engineer on your team, without the hiring process.
Expert input on demand, for teams that build in-house but want an experienced perspective.
Working with an independent engineer is different from hiring an agency. Here's what clients usually ask first.
You get senior expertise on every part of your project, direct communication, and lower overhead. Agencies often sell senior talent and staff junior engineers; with Technull, the expert you talk to is the one doing the work.
Continuity is built into how I work. Everything lives in your own repositories and cloud accounts, code is written to be read by others, and every project ships with documentation for setup, deployment and architecture — so any competent engineer can pick it up.
For many projects, yes — and often faster than a larger team, because there's no coordination overhead. If your project genuinely needs more people, I'll tell you upfront during discovery rather than overpromise.
You do. All source code, infrastructure and intellectual property created for your project belong to you, and are delivered in accounts you control.
Send a short email describing what you're working on. I'll reply to set up an introductory call, and if it's a good fit you'll receive a written proposal with scope, timeline and pricing.
Tell me about your product, your timeline and what's getting in the way. You'll hear back personally — usually within one business day.