Imaginuity
Manager, Pylot Development- Owned technical strategy and architecture for a large-scale, multi-tenant marketing platform.
- Led a team across React, TypeScript, and PHP shipping client-ready releases.
15+ years architecting systems and leading engineering teams for agencies, retailers, and startups. Available as a fractional CTO for senior technical judgment on demand — or to build your site outright on a custom CMS.
Most small businesses and early-stage teams hit a point where architecture decisions, a stuck project, or an unvetted dev team start costing real money — long before the business can justify a full-time CTO hire. That's the gap a fractional engagement fills: senior-level thinking, applied exactly where it's needed, on a schedule that fits the business.
Evaluate your current stack and roadmap, flag risk, and set a direction the team can actually execute against.
Audit code quality, security posture, and scalability before small problems become expensive ones.
Vet candidates and agencies with someone who's actually shipped and managed the work, not just read the resume.
Light-touch management and mentoring for an existing dev team that doesn't yet need a full-time manager.
AWS infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, cost optimization, and reliability — set up right the first time.
Need a site built, not just advised on? A custom Payload CMS + Next.js build, engineered and hosted on the DossX platform. See details →
Custom web development and CMS builds — engineered, not templated. Every build runs on and is hosted by the DossX platform: a Payload CMS backend paired with a React / Next.js frontend.
Off-the-shelf CMS platforms optimize for the average use case. Once your content model, permissions, or integrations get specific, you're either fighting the plugin ecosystem or paying for workarounds. A Payload + Next.js build starts from your actual requirements — the same judgment call I'd make as your fractional CTO, just applied directly to the build.
Ongoing support and iteration after launch rolls naturally into a retainer engagement, so the site doesn't go stale the day it ships.
Every release taught me something the next one shipped with.
Standing technical advisory — architecture calls, code review, and a direct line for decisions as they come up.
A defined deliverable — architecture review, migration plan, or code audit — scoped and priced up front.
A single technical question, a second opinion, or a one-time code review — no ongoing commitment.