Industries We Work In
A single engagement can mean code in ten or more languages, from firmware to cloud. The list below is where we have actually worked, not where we are willing to try.
The range
We have assessed targets
$1 million to $20+ billion
Valuation is no guide to technical complexity. Some of the hardest engineering we have reviewed sat inside very small companies.
Publicly traded or privately held
Different disclosure regimes, different data-room discipline, same underlying question.
2 employees to 1,000+ engineers
From a single-location team to engineering organizations spread across multiple countries.
Pre-release to 300M+ customers
From companies without a single customer to consumer platforms at scale.
Over 50% of the Fortune 100
As B2B customers of the targets we assess, and as our own clients.
Across 50+ countries
Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Israel, Netherlands, Singapore, the UK and many more.
References are available on request. Our client list is confidential by NDA, which is exactly the discretion we will extend to you.
Sectors
Where we have done the work
Enterprise SaaS
Multi-tenant platforms · ERP and CRM · Workflow automation · Vertical-market software
FinTech
Accounting · Banking · Payments · Fraud detection · Asset management · Tax compliance
Cybersecurity
Threat intel · Military · Breach diagnosis · Dark web · Network monitoring · Anomaly detection
Healthcare and life sciences
EMR · 911 · Pharma · Outpatient · Long-term care · Prosthetics · Medical devices
ML / AI / LLM / GenAI
Agentic · NLP · Computer vision · Robotics · Human decision augmentation · Autonomous Flight
InsurTech
Policy administration · Claims · Underwriting platforms · Broker systems
Supply Chain
Procurement · Warehouse management · Demand planning · Freight and fulfillment
Defense
Mission systems · Secure communications · Military suppliers
Aerospace
Aeronautics · Flight management · Avionics software · Safety-critical systems · In Flight Entertainment · Satellite imagery and mapping
Government and nonprofit
ChurchTech · Political mapping · Constituent management · Voter analysis
Legal
eDiscovery · Regulatory compliance · AI contract review · Lobbying
Data and analytics
Data warehouses and lakehouses · Pipelines and ETL · BI and reporting · Data governance and quality
Manufacturing and industrial systems
Predictive maintenance · Physical plant control systems · Industrial IoT
Real estate
Leasing · Valuation · Portfolio management
HR Tech
HCM and payroll · Applicant tracking · Workforce scheduling · Benefits administration
EdTech
LMS · K12 · Higher ed · Corporate training and certification · Curriculum management · Textbook editors
AdTech and MarTech
DSP and SSP · Monetization · Sentiment analysis · User tracking · Identity resolution · Geotargeting
Transportation and automotive
Logistics · Telematics · Routing algorithms · Safety-critical systems · Ticketing
Telecom
VoIP · Telcos · Internet backbone · CDNs · Network operations centers · Secure transmission
Travel and hospitality
Booking engines · Property management systems · Loyalty programs · Revenue management
GreenTech
AgTech · WindTech · Electrical grid · Energy markets · Carbon accounting · Emission tracking
Energy, utilities and infrastructure
Utilities · Oil and gas · Electricity transmission
Gaming and entertainment
Video games · Streaming devices · Smart TVs · Movie production · Virtual sports · VR
Audio and visual
Signal processing · Rendering · Licensing and DRM · Plagiarism detection · Creative suites
Retail and eCommerce
Retail · Online · Point of sale · Inventory management · Virtual marketplaces · VR stores · Pricing models · In store camera video analytics
Quantum Computing
Quantum algorithms · Simulation · Post-quantum cryptography
Hardware, semiconductors and embedded
RTOS · Drivers for IoT, industrial and medical · Edge devices · Data center hardware
We’re not industry analysts. We’re experts in how technology creates and destroys value. Industry problems distill to computer-science problems, and we bring domain SMEs when a deal demands one. 10B+ lines reviewed across every mainstream stack, and most of the obscure ones: mainframe to mobile to firmware.
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