The work is multi-cloud. Software can run on AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure. Each kind is a finished piece of software with a defined deliverable.
The software can run on AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure. The work is not tied to one cloud. The path to production stays short and the operational load stays small. The deliverable is the application, not a person to run it.
The software is written in TypeScript, fitted to the system it has to live in. The deliverable is the finished application, agreed in the scope.
The work is fluent across many languages, so the software can fit the stack it has to live in. The deliverable is still one finished application, agreed in the scope.
These are kinds of software, not roles.
Defined deliverableCollaborative engineering embedded directly inside your product delivery.
An experienced engineer working inside your team on your backlog, your tools, and your release process, not a separate Delm-owned product build.
We agree scope and working rhythm on a free scoping call, then join your team for an agreed period. You keep product ownership, priorities, and production access; we contribute design, build, and delivery alongside your people.
A delivered project is a fixed-scope outcome Delm owns end to end, with a defined deliverable and Delm-run delivery, handed over when done. Integrated developers means we plug into your existing team and ways of working; you remain the owner of the product and the roadmap.
We build new infrastructure in isolated business units, which we can maintain or hand over.
We work on your existing infrastructure with safe, scalable practices so every release is safe.
