An engineering partner built for the long middle of a project.
Plenty of firms are good at the pitch and the launch. Oranian is built for everything in between — and for the years after, when the system has to keep working.
Our team started out taking on the technology work that growing businesses couldn't staff internally — a migration here, a website there, a security problem that needed solving quickly.
That work compounded. Clients who came to us for one project stayed for the next, and the practice grew into what it is now: a full technology function available on demand, spanning 16 practices across intelligence, build, run, protect and advise.
Oranian brings that model to US businesses. You work with a client lead on US Eastern time, who owns delivery and answers for it. Behind them is an engineering center that keeps going while you're offline — so work moves forward overnight, and you start each morning with progress to review.
Four principles.
The habits that decide whether a project is still healthy in year three.
Say the expensive thing early
If a plan won't work, or a budget is unrealistic, you hear it in week one — not in month six after the invoices have gone out.
Small teams, long relationships
We'd rather do good work for twenty clients over ten years than churn through two hundred. Most of our work comes from clients we already have.
Boring technology, where it counts
We use new tools when they earn their place and proven ones everywhere else. Your platform should still be maintainable after the hype cycle moves on.
Documentation is part of delivery
Every engagement ends with runbooks, architecture notes and an access handover. If we disappeared tomorrow, another team could pick it up.
What you can hold us to.
Written into every engagement letter.
Senior people on your project
The engineers in the pitch are the engineers who build it. No handoff to a junior team after the contract is signed.
Fixed-fee discovery
Start with a two-week paid discovery and a written plan. If it isn't the right fit, you keep the plan and walk away.
You own everything
Source code, cloud accounts, domains and documentation are in your name from day one. No hostage infrastructure.
US hours, overnight progress
A client lead on US Eastern time, and an engineering team that keeps work moving overnight. One accountable lead across both.
Your hours, and the hours after.
A client lead on US Eastern time, and an engineering center that keeps work moving while you're offline. Live local time for both is shown here — a green light means someone is at a desk.
United States
Client leadership · strategy · delivery management
Checking…Engineering Center
Engineering · QA · platform operations · overnight progress
Checking…Your systems. Your data. Your keys.
How we handle access, data and ownership on every engagement — written into the contract, not left to good intentions.
NDA before discovery
We sign your NDA — or ours — before the first working session.
You hold the keys
Accounts, repositories and cloud subscriptions are created in your name. We request access; you can revoke it any time.
Named, least-privilege access
Every engineer uses a named account with MFA, scoped to what the work needs. No shared logins.
US regions by default
Production data stays in US cloud regions unless you decide otherwise.
No training on your data
Your code and data are never used to train AI models. AI tools run only under terms that exclude training.
Clean offboarding
When someone rotates off or an engagement ends, their access is removed the same day and confirmed in writing.
Built on tools your next engineer will already know
Technologies we work with: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Flutter, Tailwind CSS, .NET Core, Node.js, Python, GraphQL, REST, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, BigQuery, Redis, dbt, AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, Terraform, GitHub Actions, Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Intune, Teams, SharePoint.
Boring technology, deliberately.
Our stack, by layer. Hover or focus a layer to see what sits in it.
Hover or tap a layer
We pick tools your next engineer will already know. Nothing here is exotic, and nothing locks you to us.
Discover, design, build, run.
The same sequence whether the project is a mobile app or a cloud migration. Select a phase to see what it produces.
Discover
Two weeks, fixed fee, no obligation.
We map the systems you run, the work your people repeat, and the outcome you're being measured on. You get a written findings document and a prioritized plan — whether or not you continue with us.
You receive
- Systems inventory
- Risk register
- Costed roadmap
Design
Decisions made on paper, where they're cheap.
Architecture, interface and data design, validated with the people who'll use the system. We agree on what 'done' means, how it'll be tested, and what it'll cost to run — before a line of production code.
You receive
- Architecture decision records
- Clickable prototype
- Fixed-scope build plan
Build
Working software every two weeks.
Short iterations with a demo at the end of each one. Automated tests and deployment pipelines from the first sprint, and your team in the repository from day one — not at handover.
You receive
- Demos every two weeks
- CI/CD pipeline
- Test suite & documentation
Run
The part most vendors skip.
Monitoring, patching, cost reviews and a named engineer with a written response time. Every quarter we review what broke, what it cost, and what we'll change so it doesn't happen again.
You receive
- Service-level agreement
- Monthly service report
- Quarterly roadmap review
Representative schedule — phases overlap
A representative schedule: Discover runs two weeks, Design three, Build around ten and starts before Design finishes, and Run begins during Build and continues open-ended.
Not sure where to start? Start with a discovery.
A two-week, fixed-fee discovery. You get a written findings document and a costed roadmap — and you keep it whether or not you work with us.