We Help Startups That Benefit The Environment and Society

Our goal is to invest our extensive software engineering expertise into startups building innovative solutions that will have a positive impact on the environment or society as a whole, not just on next quarter's profits. As well, we like to help software companies add cloud computer features to established desktop / server products written in vb.net and older versions of.net. Our team combines strong technical architecture skills with a deep sense of accountability, collaboration, and empathy.

As a Team We...

Add Cloud Support to Legacy vb.net and .net Applications
Provide Coaching to Established Teams
Make Software and Hardware Work Together

Kevin Stacey • Fractional CTO • Team Coach • Solutions Architect • Owner

At age 16, Kevin created his first software solution, an automated materials ordering system for a 300+ person construction company. He discovered Linux at 17 and quickly started using Gentoo. Over the last 20 years, he has done everything from embedded systems programming to cloud computing. As Kevin got older, he developed more experience leading teams, particularly remote teams. In his last position, he scouted, interviewed, and hired a 17-person product team of specialists in 11 countries with diverse skills like Linux kernel tuning, vision AI, custom Linux OS development, and cloud computing.

Muhammad Iqbal Ahmed • Solutions Architect • Windows API Specialist

While finishing the last two years of university, Iqbal started writing production software. Over the next 12 years, he worked on core banking systems that handle transactions and user authentication, ATMs, Forex Trading platforms, Kiosks applications, and other complex customized solutions. His main specialization is Windows desktop application development and designing transaction-focused cloud infrastructure. In his last position as a Team Leader/Software Architect, Iqbal worked on a virtualization-based Desktop as a service (DaaS) product and started expanding his knowledge into Linux.