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There is an idea, but no executable software plan
The business goal is clear enough, but MVP scope, architecture, estimates, risks, and a realistic development plan still need to be defined.
Software projects for startups
From idea toworking software.
I help startups turn product ideas into executable software projects — from early analysis and MVP planning to team setup, hands-on development, coordination, and ongoing Technical Project Management.
Different stages. Different technical problems.
Support can start before a development team exists.
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The startup needs to begin building without a full team
Development has to start while the right technical roles, external specialists, or suppliers are still being identified.
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The founder is becoming the technical project manager
Product decisions, priorities, developers, vendors, and deadlines all converge on one person.
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The roadmap keeps moving
Every new requirement changes estimates, dependencies, and what can realistically be built next.
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The team can code, but coordination is fragmented
Technical capacity exists, while sequencing, priorities, risk visibility, vendor coordination, and release decisions are spread across different people.
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The MVP is becoming a real product
What worked for a prototype no longer provides enough structure for maintainable development, coordinated work, and repeated releases.
Technical expertise
A technical partner who can plan, build, and manage software projects.
My background starts in hands-on software development. Over 10+ years I have worked across web applications, frontend and full-stack development, integrations, and complex projects, including banking and insurance environments. That lets me move between technical planning, implementation, and project coordination without treating engineering as a black box.
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years in software development
3+
years on complex banking & insurance projects
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technical bridge from business goals to software execution
One technical thread
Define the project. Build the product. Guide it through release.
A software project does not always need a separate person for every responsibility from day one. I can cover different parts of the path as the startup evolves: define what should be built, establish how to build it, contribute directly to implementation when useful, and coordinate the project as the team grows.
Idea / Business goals01
Define · MVP · scope · technical plan02
Build · team · development · controlled AI03
Manage · priorities · risks · release04
What I can take responsibility for
One project, with the level of technical involvement the startup actually needs.
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Product analysis
Clarify goals and requirements, define MVP scope, break the product into manageable capabilities, and turn an idea into an executable software project.
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Technical planning
Outline architecture, integrations, roadmap, estimates, milestones, risks, dependencies, and the capabilities needed to build the product.
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Team setup
Help define development roles, evaluate technical profiles or suppliers, and establish a practical way of working as the team takes shape.
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Hands-on development
Contribute directly to software implementation when that is the fastest way to move forward, especially in early phases or while a permanent team is being assembled.
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Technical Project Management
Coordinate priorities, frontend, backend, infrastructure, integrations, freelancers, suppliers, and stakeholders around one project plan and a shared view of progress.
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Risk, quality & release
Surface blockers, technical debt, and scope changes early, keep the product ready for release, and base decisions on the project’s actual progress and constraints.
Ways of working
Start with the project. Shape the collaboration around what the project really needs.
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Product Analysis & Technical Planning
For an idea or early product that needs requirements, MVP definition, architecture direction, roadmap, estimates, risks, and a realistic development plan before implementation begins.
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Hands-on Development
For startups that need to begin development before a complete team exists. I can contribute directly to implementation while helping establish the technical structure and people needed for continuity.
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Fractional Technical Project Management
For teams that already have development capacity but need ongoing responsibility across planning, priorities, dependencies, suppliers, stakeholders, risks, progress, and releases without a full-time Technical PM.
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Technical Assessment, Recovery & Advisory
For existing products or projects that need a focused technical assessment, a recovery or evolution plan, or short advisory work that may remain standalone or develop into ongoing collaboration.
Built for continuity
Project knowledge becomes more valuable over time.
Understanding the product, architecture, team dynamics, and previous decisions makes technical support more effective across each development cycle. An initial analysis or build phase can remain self-contained, but the model works particularly well when it evolves into an ongoing fractional or contract collaboration.
The level of involvement can change over time — from early planning or hands-on development to team coordination and Technical Project Management across multiple development and release cycles.
1Understand→
2Define→
3Build→
4Manage→
5Improve
Optional AI-assisted development
Use AI where it creates measurable value — not as a substitute for engineering responsibility.
When the project and team are a good fit, development can include TCAF, the public framework I created for delegating selected tasks to AI within explicit boundaries, preserving working code before rewriting it, requiring human review, and making verification explicit. The objective is to reduce suitable implementation effort and avoid unnecessary rework while keeping architecture, quality, and acceptance under human control.
For incubators & accelerators
Technical support for one startup — or across a portfolio.
An incubator can refer an individual startup when a specific need emerges: product analysis, technical planning, team setup, software development, project recovery, or fractional Technical PM support.
The incubator or accelerator can also engage me directly as a fractional technical resource across selected startups or cohorts — for working sessions, project assessments, founder support, or more continuous technical project involvement where useful.
Start with the real context
Tell me what you are trying to build.
What are you building?What exists today?What is missing to move forward?
You do not need a predefined role or job description. An idea, an existing product, a team problem, or a project constraint are all valid starting points. We can first identify what the project actually needs.
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