Services
I work with engineering teams that want to release faster and with more confidence. Most engagements sit in one of three shapes — but the goal is always the same: less guesswork in production, more trust in the release process.
Feature flagging workshops
Hands-on sessions for engineering teams who are either starting with feature flags or trying to get out from under the ones they already have. We cover the patterns that hold up in production, the failure modes that don’t, observability for flag evaluation, and how to roll out OpenFeature without a rip-and-replace.
Who it’s for: teams who’ve outgrown ad-hoc toggles and want a flagging strategy they can actually trust on a Friday afternoon.
Developer experience advisory
Fractional, ongoing input on the parts of the engineering org that determine whether your release cycle is a strength or a tax — tooling, testing, CI/CD, build systems, code quality, internal platforms. I’ve spent most of my career in this work, and the goal is to make it boring in the best possible way.
Who it’s for: platform, DevEx, and tooling teams who want a senior outside perspective without committing to another full-time hire.
Implementation consulting
OpenFeature, end-to-end, from a maintainer’s perspective. Hands-on rollout work: integrating OpenFeature into your stack, wiring it into OpenTelemetry for SRE-grade observability, building the internal tooling around evaluation and audit, and unblocking edge cases by going to the source. As one of the project’s maintainers I can shape the spec where it needs to bend — and help the in-house team carry the work forward after I’m gone.
Who it’s for: teams adopting OpenFeature without in-house insider context, and anyone hitting the edges where the spec meets reality.
How to get in touch
Send a short note — what you’re trying to build, where it’s stuck, and roughly when. I’ll come back honestly about whether I can help.