Governed data foundations, Snowpark ML pipelines, Cortex LLM functions — including Guidewire CDA-to-Snowflake patterns for insurance and HIPAA-aligned clinical models for healthcare.
We're not a badge wall. We ship on whatever your stack demands.
Most consultancies list partner logos. We list the platforms our senior practitioners have actually shipped production AI on — inside a Fortune-100 retailer, a Top-3 consulting firm, and venture-backed AI startups. We hold no vendor quotas and take no referral margins, so our architecture recommendations answer to your P&L, not a partner tier.
Vendor-neutral by design
We are deliberately unaffiliated. When we recommend Snowflake over Databricks — or the reverse — the only thing it optimizes is your workload.
Application & agents
AI & LLM layer
Cloud & AI platforms
Data platforms
MLOps & Governance
Category 1 — Data platforms
Lakehouse on Delta Lake, Spark-scale feature engineering, MLflow-governed lifecycle, Unity Catalog, Mosaic AI. Our default for high-volume ML.
Transformation layer and semantic contracts on Snowflake / Databricks.
Category 2 — Cloud & AI platforms
SageMaker training/serving, Bedrock for managed LLM access, and horizontally scalable data + ML platforms.
Vertex AI pipelines and model serving — where our team shipped patient triage at 85% recall inside clinical workflows.
Azure ML and Azure OpenAI Service — the pragmatic choice for Microsoft estates and HIPAA-aligned GenAI.
Category 3 — AI & LLM layer
Long-context reasoning for document-heavy workflows — submissions, prior auth, MLR review — with agentic tool use under human-in-the-loop scaffolding.
GPT-class models for generation-heavy workloads and structured extraction at scale.
Orchestration for RAG pipelines and multi-agent systems — the framework behind the intake and recommendation systems our team has shipped.
Self-hosted inference where data residency, cost-at-scale, or regulator posture rules out API-only models.
Category 4 — Data & MLOps tooling
Experiment tracking, model registry, and the audit trail MRM actually requires.
Scheduled and event-driven pipeline orchestration for data and retraining workflows.
Retrieval layers for RAG — chosen per latency, scale, and governance need.
Online/offline feature consistency — the piece that breaks most pilot-to-prod transitions.
The Run & Optimize toolchain — evals, drift detection, model monitoring.
MRM and audit-readiness aligned to NIST AI RMF and sector bulletins.
One stack, three service lines
Strategy & Advisory chooses from this menu with no vendor thumb on the scale. Build & Engineering ships on it. Run & Optimize keeps it healthy — evals, monitoring, retraining, cost control.
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Not sure which stack your problem needs?
Tell us the workload. We'll tell you what we'd build it on — and why — with no partner tier on the scale.