Executive technology leadership, scoped to your stage.
A fractional CTO or CIO gives you the judgment of a senior technology executive — architecture decisions, roadmap, hiring, vendor strategy, and board communication — without the cost or commitment of a full-time hire.
We embed inside your team and own the technical decisions that matter, then hand off a stronger organization. The model fits founders between technical leaders, companies preparing to raise or sell, and teams that have outgrown their architecture.
What a fractional technology executive owns.
Technology strategy & roadmap
A sequenced plan tied to business goals, budgets, and trade-offs — not a wish list of projects.
Architecture & due diligence
Independent review of your systems, scaling risks, and tech debt — for you or for an investor.
Engineering org & hiring
Org design, scorecards, interview loops, and senior hires that fit your stage.
Vendor & cloud cost strategy
Rationalize tooling and cloud spend with forecasting and accountability per team.
Security & compliance posture
Get audit-ready: controls, policy, and a remediation plan mapped to SOC 2 or FedRAMP.
Board & investor reporting
Clear monthly reporting on risk, spend, security, and delivery velocity leadership can act on.
From assessment to a self-sufficient team.
Assess
We review your architecture, team, spend, and risks in the first two weeks.
Prioritize
We turn findings into a sequenced plan with clear business trade-offs.
Embed & execute
We work inside your team — decisions, hiring, vendor calls, and delivery.
Transition
We document and hand off so your organization is stronger without us.
Recent work, lightly anonymized.
Re-platformed before scaling the team
Stabilized the architecture and deploy pipeline, then designed the hiring plan that doubled engineering — without doubling chaos.
Passed acquisition due diligence
Produced the architecture, security, and tech-debt assessment that got a fintech through buyer due diligence cleanly.
Cut vendor spend 40%
Replaced three overlapping SaaS vendors and renegotiated cloud commitments, freeing budget for product work.