Contact · a plain email
Three paragraphs beat a deck.
There is no form, no calendar link, and no qualification funnel. A considered email, read by a person, answered by a person.
[email protected]What to write
Tell us how work actually gets done at your company today — what tools people reach for, where the hours go, what everyone quietly complains about, and what prompted the email. If you already suspect where you sit on the ladder, say so; if not, that’s our job.
What to expect
A reply within two business days, from an engineer, with a real opinion in it — where we’d place you, what one rung up would look like, and whether it’s worth either of our time. If we’re not the right firm for the problem, we’ll say that too.