Work directly with the engineer
Work with the people responsible for your project, from the first conversation to launch. Roman handles engineering; David handles contracts, compliance and finance. You know who to ask and who makes each decision.
The engineer who scopes your project also builds it.
What this means for your project
- Team
- Two owner-operators
- Development
- The engineer who scopes the work
- Languages
- English · Hebrew · Russian
Who you work with
Simnetiq Ltd has two directors. Roman Pochtman leads mobile, web, AI and infrastructure development. David Zitomirsky handles contracts, compliance and finance. Technical questions go to Roman; questions about the agreement go to David. Simnetiq is registered in England and Wales, company number 16861177.
How we estimate the work
The engineer who will build the project also reviews the requirements and estimates the work. You can discuss technical choices and trade-offs directly, so the agreed scope reflects what needs to be built.
Availability and start dates
We take on a limited number of projects at a time. Availability depends on the size of each engagement, and we give you a start date when we scope the work. If we are booked, we tell you before you commit.
Continuity if we become unavailable
A small team has limited cover when someone is unavailable. Your source code, infrastructure access and deployment documentation stay with you so another engineer can continue. We document the setup throughout the project and flag delays as soon as we know about them.
What to know before we start
Who will write the code?
The engineer who scoped your project. We do not hand the work to a junior delivery team after the agreement is signed.
Can I speak to the engineer before signing?
Yes. The scoping conversation is with the engineer who would do the work. We discuss your needs and whether we are a suitable fit before you sign anything.
How quickly do you respond?
Routine questions receive a response within one working day. Questions blocking a release receive a response the same working day. We work UK hours and communicate in English, Hebrew and Russian.
What happens if you become unavailable?
You already have the repository, infrastructure access and deployment documentation. Another engineer can continue from them. We also tell you when availability changes may affect the schedule.
How many projects do you take on?
A limited number, depending on the size of each engagement. We confirm a start date during scoping so you can plan around our availability.
Have a question about working together?
Ask us before you decide. The engineer who would work on your project answers briefs and questions within one working day.