Senior IT consultants and developers who get the job done

Technology decisions today affect far more than the IT department. They influence pace, cost, risk, and the ability to change direction when the market shifts. Still, many decisions are made on weak foundations — often under time pressure, with incomplete insight, or based on solutions that appear sound but fail to hold up over time.

At PXL, we work as IT consultants for businesses that need experienced people to make sound technical decisions, build robust solutions, and untangle complexity that has grown too far. We take on roles as advisors, architects, and developers, with responsibility for both the big picture and the details.

Most engagements do not start with a clean slate. They begin with existing systems, historical decisions, and constraints that must be respected. Often, the challenge is as much organisational as it is technical.

That is why we always start by understanding the context:

• what the organisation is trying to achieve
• which constraints and requirements apply
• what works today, and where friction exists

Only once this is clear do we propose solutions. Not as standardised answers, but as considered choices based on experience.

Our approach combines established best practices with pragmatism. The goal is not always to build the most advanced system, but the right one — a system that can be evolved, operated, and maintained over time.

We are typically brought in when:

• projects have stalled or become unnecessarily complex
• technical decisions must be made quickly, with implications for stability, cost, or future development
• internal expertise is not sufficient to solve the problem alone
• existing solutions must be evolved without compromising operational stability

In these situations, it is not necessarily about adding more capacity, but about bringing in the right experience at the right time.

At PXL, our consultants have experience handling complex technical situations — often where technology, organisation, and time pressure must be managed simultaneously. We take responsibility and are accustomed to making decisions when there is no single obvious right answer.

We focus on real value and on the consequences of technical choices — both for operations and long-term development.

Our developers are used to working closely with existing teams. Sometimes as reinforcement, other times as technical leads or project leads when direction needs to be clarified.

We always start by clarifying the goal. Not only what should be built, but why it should be built.

From there, we work iteratively and in a structured manner. We prioritise what delivers the most value first and avoid unnecessary complexity.

You get clear recommendations, honest assessments, and consultants who speak up when something should not be done. The objective is always the same: solutions that work in practice and that someone can responsibly stand behind over time.