The term “engineer” is often misused in the tech industry. Titles like “full-stack engineer,” “software engineer,” and “network engineer” are frequently applied to software developers that are not engineers. This can create confusion and lead to inflated costs for services performed by unvetted people.
We are licensed Professional Engineers (PEs), a designation that requires accredited engineering education, extensive experience, rigorous exams, and ongoing professional development. Misrepresenting these credentials carries legal consequences.
As computer engineers, we design and develop end-to-end software system prototypes. Our expertise lies in creating the math-intensive, decision-making algorithms that form the core of new software systems, as well as engineering the surrounding architecture that ensures scalability, performance, and reliability.
Software prototyping is a cost-effective and agile approach to bringing a system to life. By developing a functional proof of concept, we can validate algorithms, test core functionality, and refine system architecture before full-scale implementation. This process reduces risk and ensures that the system is built on a solid foundation.
Our prototypes include working core components, services, and algorithms, enabling rapid iteration and performance evaluation. This allows stakeholders to interact with a functional system early, ensuring alignment with business objectives.
Once the prototype is validated, the project transitions to our software developers for full-scale implementation. At this point, we offer service in a consulting capacity to guide the project through to deployment.