Zynovatechplus is a senior engineering partner for cloud platforms, data infrastructure and AI-enabled products. Small teams, direct access, production code from week one — no layers between you and the people writing it.
Trusted across regulated and high-throughput industries
We are staffed to take a system from architecture through to the on-call rotation that keeps it alive.
Landing zones, multi-account governance, Kubernetes fleets and the CI/CD that makes deploys boring. We hand over infrastructure as code your own team can actually own.
Ingestion, warehousing, transformation and governance — pipelines that stay correct when volume multiplies and schemas drift.
Retrieval systems, evaluation harnesses and inference infrastructure — built with the guardrails and cost ceilings a real product needs.
Threat modelling, secrets hygiene, supply-chain signing and the audit evidence your compliance team keeps asking for.
Full-stack delivery squads for greenfield builds and rescues alike — TypeScript, Go, Python, and design systems that survive contact with users.
Once a system is live, someone has to keep it that way. We run SLO-driven on-call rotations, own incident response, and publish a blameless post-mortem for every page — with the fix committed, not just filed.
Every engagement ships with our internal control plane — service catalogue, deployment history, cost attribution and SLO burn in a single view. It stays yours after handover, licence included, source available.
Every service maps to a team, a runbook and an escalation path. No orphaned deployments.
Diff any two releases, see which change moved which metric, roll back in a single command.
Per-service, per-environment spend with anomaly alerts before the invoice arrives.
Access reviews, change approvals and audit trails exported in the format auditors ask for.
We bring defaults that work. If your organisation already standardised on something different, we adapt — and tell you honestly what it will cost.
Multi-account landing zones, org policies, private networking.
EKS/GKE fleets, autoscaling, workload identity, cost guardrails.
Modular IaC, policy-as-code, drift detection on every merge.
ArgoCD or Flux, progressive delivery, automated rollback.
Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks, modelled with dbt.
Kafka and Kinesis with exactly-once semantics where it counts.
Airflow and Dagster, with lineage and data-quality gates.
Catalogues, PII classification, row and column-level access.
React, Next.js and Node services with end-to-end typing.
Latency-sensitive services where the runtime budget is tight.
FastAPI services, ML tooling and internal automation.
Schema design, partitioning, replicas and honest migrations.
OIDC, SSO, short-lived credentials, no long-lived keys.
SBOMs, artifact signing and pinned, reproducible builds.
SAST, DAST, dependency scanning and annual pen-test support.
SOC 2, ISO 27001 and GDPR evidence produced as you build.
No stage ends in a slide deck. Every one produces an artefact your team keeps whether or not we continue.
Two working sessions with your engineers and whoever owns the budget. We read the code, the incidents and the roadmap, then say plainly whether we are the right team for it.
Deliverable: architecture assessmentTarget architecture, migration sequence, risk register and a fixed-price estimate per milestone. If the honest answer is that you need three engineers rather than an agency, we say that too.
Deliverable: signed delivery planEnvironments, pipelines, observability and a thin vertical slice running end to end in production. First deploy typically lands on day 11.
Deliverable: live environment + first releaseTwo-week iterations, demo every Thursday, a written status note every Friday. Your team sits in the same repos, the same standups and the same on-call rotation as ours.
Deliverable: shipped increments, fortnightlyEither we transfer everything — code, runbooks, dashboards, on-call training — or we stay on as your managed operations team. Both paths are priced up front, and leaving is never penalised.
Deliverable: handover pack or managed SLAClient names are under NDA; the numbers are not. Each figure below was measured before and after by the client's own telemetry.
Their settlement service buckled every month-end. We split the monolith's write path, moved reconciliation to an event log and rebuilt the load tests around real month-end traffic.
Overnight batches were arriving late and untraceable. We moved to streamed ingestion with column-level lineage, PII tagging and an evidence export their auditors accepted first time.
Twelve accounts, no tagging discipline and three idle Kubernetes clusters. We introduced attribution, right-sized nodes and moved batch work to spot capacity with proper checkpointing.
They pushed back on our architecture in the first week, with evidence. That conversation saved us two quarters of building the wrong thing, and it set the tone for everything after.
The handover was the part I did not believe would happen. Runbooks, dashboards, on-call training — my team was carrying the pager alone within a month, and nothing broke.
Weekly written status notes sound like a small thing. They meant I could answer the board without scheduling a meeting, every single week for eight months.
We came for a cost review and stayed for the reliability work. The bill dropped 60%, but the thing I actually valued was finally trusting our deploys.
All rates are published. No discovery fee, no minimum term beyond the current milestone, no exit penalty.
For teams who need direction, not hands.
A cross-functional team that ships alongside yours.
We run it, you build on it.
Rates exclude local taxes and cloud spend, which is always billed to your own accounts. See Terms of Service for milestone and cancellation details.
Discovery usually happens within a week of your first call. A delivery squad typically starts two to four weeks after a signed plan, because we staff from our existing bench rather than recruiting against your contract. If we cannot resource you properly in that window, we will tell you rather than starting thin.
You do, from the first commit. Work is done in your repositories and your cloud accounts wherever possible. The only exception is our Zyno Control Plane, which is licensed to you perpetually and source-available for the systems we build together — you keep running it whether or not we stay.
Always, and we prefer it. Our squads join your standups, review your pull requests and pair deliberately so knowledge transfers as the work happens. Engagements where the client team is deliberately kept at arm's length tend to end badly, so we decline them.
You finish the current milestone and stop. There is no notice period, no exit fee and no clause that makes leaving expensive. The handover pack — runbooks, architecture notes, dashboards and a recorded walkthrough — is produced continuously, not assembled at the end.
We hold ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II, and every engineer is background-checked and trained annually. We work under your DPA, use short-lived credentials with no standing production access, and sign the SBOMs for everything we ship. Sub-processors are disclosed in our Privacy Policy.
Milestones are fixed price once scope is agreed; ongoing squads are billed monthly at the published rate. If a milestone overruns because we estimated it badly, we absorb it. If it overruns because the scope changed, we re-quote before continuing — never after.
Our engineers sit across UTC−5 to UTC+5:30, so squads are staffed with at least four hours of live overlap with your core team. Managed operations is genuinely 24/7 through a follow-the-sun rotation, not an escalation pager.
A solutions engineer — not a salesperson — reads every brief and replies within one business day. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you somewhere better.