Behind the craft, there are people.
FastNet is a small atelier by design. Few clients, high contact, senior team. We don't have juniors doing the work of clients who signed for seniors. This is what you'll find on the other side of the email.
Eddy
Founder · Lead engineering
I've been working in technology since 1997. Started with a dial-up computer at 17, moved to Los Angeles in 2009, and from here built most of the products that today form the backbone of Jaqueting, Traustar, and PesPro.
My role at FastNet is double: principal architect for new projects, and sole commercial point of contact. If we're talking for the first time, you're talking to me. Not an account manager, not a sales rep — me. This is deliberate while FastNet sustains the premium model.
How we work.
For every project we assemble a dedicated team of 2-4 senior engineers. Most are collaborators we've worked with for years — some full-time, some senior contractors. All have passed technical and client-communication filters.
We don't publish individual profiles of the extended team for two reasons: respect for their privacy, and because team composition is decided based on the project, not the other way around. In the proposal you receive, names appear with their track record. If you want to meet them before signing, we coordinate it.
- ×An agency with 60 people on LinkedIn and 6 working.
- ×A body shop rotating juniors between projects.
- ×A loose collective of freelancers.
- →A small atelier with a stable senior core.
- →Each project with a dedicated team throughout.
- →Capacity to take 4-6 serious projects at the same time. No more.
When does a first call make sense?
When you have a concrete technical problem in mind and want to see if it fits the team. The first call is informal — no agenda, no corporate pitch, just conversation.
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