Network engineering for midsize IT teams

Senior network capability, without adding headcount.

We embed with your team for the work a generalist bench cannot absorb: multi-site design, security architecture, refreshes, and the problems that stall when one engineer is the bottleneck.

Embedded network engineering, as part of your team

We work inside your environment, in your tools and to your standards, alongside your engineers. We take ownership of your network's projects and problems. We plan the work, do it, document it and tell you what changed. Your IT director sets the priorities.

A firewall migration, a refresh, a second site, a merger. We scope the work in writing during technical discovery and deliver it to the quoted timeline and budget.

Changes, cleanups, upgrades and the network side of other teams' projects. We prefer ongoing work, because knowing your network week to week is what makes projects faster. Along the way we pay down technical debt: we make the network more stable, documented and easier to change, so every project after it is quicker and easier for everyone. It sits on a flat monthly rate, on a one-year term. A project never requires it.

Senior network engineers who work inside your IT team and report to your IT director. Projects scoped in writing and delivered to the quoted timeline and budget. Ongoing work on a flat monthly rate, on a one-year term, only if you want it.

A vector that shows that expectations are larger than budgets

Hardware and wireless, from the same engineers

The same engineers who run your network can supply it. Buying hardware or a wireless survey from us is an easy way to start, and it doesn't commit you to anything more.

Scoped in writing, delivered to the quoted timeline and budget since 2019.
Founded 2019. Founders still lead architecture and the hardest technical escalations.
Every engineer trained to one standard. Delivery work isn't held up waiting on one specific person.

Start where you are

  1. Buy the hardware. Firewalls and network gear on their own; installation and cutover optional.
  2. Scope a project. Technical discovery happens during the needs discussion, before any statement of work is signed.
  3. Add ongoing work, if you need it. A flat monthly rate on a one-year term. A project never requires it.

Each step stands on its own. You decide whether to take the next one.

We'd like to be your network team for the long haul, and we plan to earn that every year rather than lock you into it.

Tell us what's stuck.

A project waiting on the network, a firewall to replace, a building to cover. Start with a conversation.

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