Add senior engineers
QA and testing
Automated coverage and release gates, on your codebase or on ours. Enough tests to release without a war room, rather than a coverage number for its own sake.
When to bring us in
If more than one of these is true, the engagement usually pays for itself in the first quarter.
- 01
Every release needs a manual checklist and three people watching.
- 02
The same bug has come back twice.
- 03
A test suite exists and is routinely skipped because it is flaky.
- 04
Performance problems appear in production and cannot be reproduced.
What the engagement includes
Test strategy
What gets automated, what stays manual, and the reasoning for each.
Automation
Suites on the critical paths first, written to be readable by your engineers.
Regression
A suite that runs on every change and is trusted enough to block a release.
Release gates
Criteria agreed with you and enforced in the pipeline, not in a meeting.
Performance
Load profiles based on real traffic, with thresholds that mean something.
Reporting
Failures that point to a cause rather than to a screenshot.
Related practices
Support and maintenance
Ongoing ownership of software that is already live, whether we built it or inherited it.
Custom software development
Platforms, internal tools and integrations, scoped in writing before any code is written.
Data and analytics
Pipelines, warehousing and reporting tied to the questions the business actually asks.
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