The practice · Two engagements

Services.

I help engineering leaders build teams that ship predictably and modernize legacy systems without breaking production.

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Dev Team Coaching

Engagement 01 of 02

Most dev teams don't have a people problem. They have a systems problem. Bad processes, unclear requirements, no accountability, and tech debt that makes every change risky and slow. And if you're a 50-person company trying to run practices designed for Google, that's part of the problem too.

I diagnose the root causes of underperformance, then coach your leadership through fixing them, and I stay engaged until the results stick. This isn't an audit that ends with a slide deck. It's a coaching engagement from someone who's turned around multiple teams and has the sprint data to prove it.

What I diagnose and coach on
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Sprint planning and execution: diagnosing why commitments are missed
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Story writing and backlog health: are stories clear, small, and shippable?
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Developer experience: identifying the friction that's slowing your team down
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Product management practices: even if you don't have a formal PO
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Team structure and leadership gaps: where your org chart is working against you
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Metrics that matter: what to measure, how to track it, and what the numbers mean
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.NET Modernization Consulting

Engagement 02 of 02

You have a million lines of legacy .NET code, a mix of Framework 4.x and early .NET Core, databases that were never normalized properly, and a team that's afraid to touch anything. Sound familiar?

I've been in .NET since 2005. I've lived this migration. I help you plan and execute the path from legacy to modern .NET (containerized, cloud-ready, with a sane architecture) without stopping feature delivery.

What I help with
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Migration strategy: what to rewrite, what to convert, what to kill
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Architecture review: database normalization, service boundaries, API design
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Containerization: Docker, Kubernetes, AWS ECS/Fargate
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CI/CD pipelines: automated builds, tests, and deployments
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Entity Framework done right: proper migrations, not custom code generators
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Strangler fig pattern: incrementally replacing legacy without big bang rewrites

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