Backend & Architecture
Senior Engineer
Laravel and Python in production for 7+ years. System design, service boundaries, and the multi-tenant data models regulated platforms are built on.
Every regulated platform we built needed the same identity layer, so we turned ours into a product. Tenants that can't see each other, permissions that match a real company hierarchy, and an audit trail an auditor will accept. We rebuilt it enough times to stop rebuilding it.
So you can use the platform, hire the team, or both. Either way you're talking to the people who wrote the code.
Commercial questions, partner slots and anything to do with how the platform is packaged and priced go to one address and get a reply within a business day. Technical questions skip that queue and go straight to the engineers who wrote the code.
You'll meet the people behind both on your first call. Roles are described below rather than named, and the SDKs they wrote are public, so you can read the work before you meet anyone.
Senior Engineer
Laravel and Python in production for 7+ years. System design, service boundaries, and the multi-tenant data models regulated platforms are built on.
Senior Engineer
Claims pipelines, documentation intake, and integrations with established DME platforms. Fluent in LCD/NCD verification and payer-specific edits.
Senior Engineer
Containerization, CI/CD, and the deployment pipeline behind the hosted platform. Keeps deploys boring and keeps systems handling regulated data scoped, logged and auditable.
You are putting your login path on someone else's infrastructure. Here is what that commits you to, and what it doesn't.
Verification is local by design. Your services check each token themselves against a published JWKS endpoint, so the thing standing between your users and your product is a signature check inside your own process. See the integration →
Within one business day