A certified AWS expert who designs, builds, and manages AWS alongside your existing team, at a fraction of the cost of hiring that depth in-house. You set the direction; I bring AWS depth going back to the S3 days.
Most teams can't justify a full bench of certified AWS specialists on payroll. But they do hit the moments where that depth matters: a new architecture, a migration, a security baseline, the ongoing care that keeps it all healthy.
OrbitOPS gives you that depth on demand. I plug into your existing team to design, build, and manage on the platform. I carry the load where you need it and hand back where you don't. You get senior AWS expertise at a fraction of the cost of hiring it in-house.
Engage me across the whole lifecycle or just the part you're missing. I work as an extension of your team, not a black box beside it.
Architecture and direction, grounded in the patterns I've built up over years of running AWS accounts. I help you make the call before anything gets built.
Hands on keyboard, in your account. I implement the design as repeatable infrastructure your team can own afterward.
Ongoing care so it stays healthy: monitoring, patching, cost, and security handled, with your team in the loop.
We start with a short conversation about where your team is strong and where you're stretched. That tells me whether you need design help, build capacity, ongoing management, or some mix, and how much of the load you want me to carry versus do alongside your people.
From there, I embed into how your team already works: your repos, your AWS accounts, your tools. I pick up the pieces we agreed on, keep you in the loop as I go, and document everything so nothing lives only in my head.
As your team grows into the work, I step back. The goal is to give you senior AWS depth exactly when and where you need it, and hand the wheel back when you don't.
OrbitOPS plugs into your team across the AWS lifecycle. These engagements give me a sound foundation and security baseline to work from.
Tell me about your team, your AWS environment, and where you could use more depth: design, build, management, or all three. I'll come back with how I'd plug in and what it would cost.
