Trusted by companies across the USA
Dedicated AWS and Kubernetes expertise for Alamo businesses scaling past manual deployments
For your Alamo business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A wealth management firm in Alamo, California came to us with a familiar problem: their engineering team was small, sharp, and completely underwater on infrastructure work nobody wanted to own. Deployments happened by hand on Friday afternoons. Nobody had touched their AWS billing dashboard in months, and a client-facing reporting tool went down twice in one quarter because nobody was watching the logs. That is the pattern we see a lot with Alamo companies, particularly ones serving finance, biotech, or professional services clients out of the East Bay. They need someone who lives in infrastructure, not a generalist who dabbles in it between feature tickets.
Hiring a DevOps engineer for a company this size in California usually means competing for a narrow pool of local talent who already have three offers on the table, or accepting a six-figure salary plus equity for someone who may leave in eighteen months. Our model is different. You get a DevOps engineer from our team in Gandhinagar, India, working inside your Slack and your sprint board, matched to your stack rather than trained on it after the fact. We have been doing this since 2015, and infrastructure work happens to be one of the areas where a remote setup is genuinely an advantage: the engineer can run overnight Terraform applies and Kubernetes cluster upgrades in your off-hours, then join your morning standup with results already in hand.
The technical scope for an Alamo engagement usually centers on the same handful of tools regardless of industry: AWS for compute and storage, Docker for packaging services consistently, Kubernetes for orchestration once a company outgrows a single EC2 instance, Terraform for keeping infrastructure changes reviewable instead of clicked through a console, and a CI/CD pipeline that stops treating deployment as an event and starts treating it as a non-event. Linux administration sits underneath all of it, and it is where we have seen the most self-taught gaps in small engineering teams. We are not going to pretend every company needs a full Kubernetes cluster on day one. Plenty of Alamo businesses are better served by a leaner setup, and part of the engineer's job in week one is telling you that honestly rather than building complexity because it is fashionable.
What you are actually buying is hourly, dedicated time from someone who reports to your team, not a fixed-scope project with a black-box deliverable at the end. That distinction matters in California particularly, where compliance and audit requirements around data handling can shift the infrastructure conversation quickly. You keep ownership of every repository, every AWS account, and every Terraform state file from day one. If the engagement ends, you are not left holding infrastructure nobody else understands, because everything is documented and versioned as it is built, not reconstructed afterward from memory.
Our DevOps engineers work on AWS, Kubernetes, and Terraform daily rather than picking it up between application feature work, which matters for a California company that cannot afford a learning curve on production systems.
Our team structures its day around meaningful overlap with Pacific time, so an Alamo team gets live standups and pairing sessions instead of waiting a full day for a reply.
Founded in 2015, we have shipped over 500 projects across 20-plus countries, and infrastructure and platform engineering has been a consistent thread through nearly all of them.
Every AWS account, Terraform state file, and CI/CD pipeline configuration stays under your control from the first commit, with no vendor lock-in built into the setup.
If a full Kubernetes cluster is overkill for where your Alamo business is right now, we will say so instead of billing hours to build something you do not need yet.
Expect Loom recordings of infrastructure changes, written standup notes, and a shared board, so a California-based founder or CTO always knows what shipped and why.
One DevOps engineer embedded in your team for the full month, suited to companies actively migrating infrastructure or running a heavy Kubernetes rollout.
Good fit for a smaller Alamo team that needs steady CI/CD and AWS maintenance without a full-time headcount.
Pay for exactly the hours logged, useful for a specific Terraform migration or a one-time Docker containerization project.
Bring on a small pod, for example a DevOps engineer paired with a backend developer, when infrastructure and application work need to move together.
We talk through your current AWS setup, what is manual today, and what is actually breaking, so we scope the right skill set before anyone is matched.
We share one or two engineer profiles suited to your stack, not a stack of ten resumes to sort through yourself.
Your engineer gets read access to repositories and infrastructure, reviews existing Terraform and CI/CD configs, and flags anything risky before touching production.
We set concrete goals for the first two weeks, usually something like stabilizing a pipeline or cleaning up an AWS account structure, so progress is visible early.
Your engineer joins standups, ships infrastructure changes on a predictable cadence, and documents everything as it goes so nothing lives only in one person's head.
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Tell us about your AWS setup and current bottlenecks, and we will propose a matched DevOps engineer within a few business days.
For your Alamo, California business.