We are tired of the state of IT. Of its immaturity; of the absence of base research; of an industry that cannot bring itself to learn from peer disciplines that solved its long-standing problems decades ago.
Tired of security tacked on afterwards, and of paper-pushing across the industry: frameworks and paperwork that stand in for the work, and that mostly serve those who can stay away from the source code and from the truth recorded in Git.
We believe friction builds. We believe that to be called an engineer means something: to build; to rise above the day's ticket and look at the bigger picture; to architect elegant, reproducible solutions to primitive problems. And to retire the paper product — risk management, security, quality assurance, incident management, change management as documents about the work — by making the work itself carry the evidence. Everything as code.