How we work
On a ByteNana build, your tech lead is on the first call, and stays to the last.
This is the team behind a Discovery Sprint or a build we run for you. Every build comes with its own tech lead, included.
Tech lead
On every call from the first one. Designs the architecture, reviews the code, holds the quality bar and watches the project so risks surface early. If an engineer changes, the tech lead stays.
Engineers
Write the code inside the architecture the tech lead sets. Five or more years in production, and they pass our technical assessment before touching your repo. Matched to your stack, and swapped if the fit is wrong.
Co-founder
Bruno Das Neves, CEO, owns scope, contract and anything that isn't working. You talk to the tech lead about the work and to Bruno about everything else.
How a project runs
The same rhythm on every project, from the first call to launch.
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We understand before we build
Before any code, your tech lead works through the product and its risks with you, then sets the architecture and the stack.
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Two-week sprints
Work is planned in two-week sprints, with weekly demos of what's been built.
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A weekly update
Every week you hear what moved, what stalled and what's next, with risks raised early, while they are still cheap to fix.
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Your repo, your tools
Full repo visibility from the first week. Code review and merge standards set by your tech lead, so the work stays readable for whoever picks it up next.
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One team from the sensor to the map
Firmware, cloud, web and mobile in one team under one tech lead, so the gaps between them have an owner.
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After launch, we stay
Monitoring, security and dependency updates, bug triage and fast response when something breaks.
What we hold ourselves to
No black boxes, no surprises.
You see everything
Weekly demos and the repo open to you from the first week. You never have to ask where the work is.
You own what we build
All custom code and IP we build for you is yours, under the SOW.
Continuity
The tech lead stays for the whole project. If an engineer changes, the knowledge doesn't leave with them.
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