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Software engineering
Backends, APIs, and data platforms built to last — strongly typed, well tested, and shaped around the real domain instead of the framework of the month.
We are a small team that builds the invisible systems serious companies run on — software, cloud, and infrastructure designed for precision, depth, and the quiet kind of power that doesn't need to announce itself.
Syntrix /KS works with founders, platform teams, and operators who need engineering they can trust without supervision. No bloat, no theatre — just durable systems, documented decisions, and people who treat your infrastructure like it's their own.
We stay deliberately small so that every engagement has senior hands on it from the first line of code to the last alert at 3am.
We take ownership across the full lifecycle — from the architecture sketch to the on-call rotation that keeps it honest.
Backends, APIs, and data platforms built to last — strongly typed, well tested, and shaped around the real domain instead of the framework of the month.
Infrastructure as code, multi-region deployments, and networking that's boring on purpose. We design for failure first so the happy path takes care of itself.
Architecture reviews, scaling plans, and the hard second opinion. We help teams make irreversible decisions slowly and reversible ones fast.
On-call, observability, and incident response handled by the same people who built the system. SLOs you can point to, and a pager that actually rings the right person.
A way of working we've refined over a decade — fewer surprises, more sleep.
We map the real constraints — business, traffic, team — before a single line of code. The cheapest bug is the one designed out.
Every system degrades. We assume it, instrument it, and make the failure modes visible long before they reach a customer.
Decisions, trade-offs, and runbooks written down. You should never depend on a single person — including us — to keep the lights on.
No handoffs to a junior bench. The engineer in your kickoff is the engineer in your deploy. That continuity is the whole point.