Project Execution & Technical Delivery
Complex work,
run start to finish.
I help small businesses and teams get demanding projects done, from execution and data to systems and web. You get the structure and follow-through of federal-grade project management, scaled to move fast.
What I Do
Four things I take off your plate.
What usually takes a vendor, a contractor, and a project manager takes one person here.
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Project Execution
Scope, timeline, accountability, and the follow-through to close it out.
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Database Administration
Messy data cleaned up, structured, and reliable enough to run your business on.
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Systems Setup
The tools and infrastructure your operation needs, set up right and fully documented.
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Web Development
A practical site or internal system that's easy to maintain and built to last.
01 · Project Execution
Someone who owns it until it's done.
I take your project from kickoff to close-out as the one person accountable for landing it. You always know who's on the hook, because it's me.
- A real scope. Defined deliverables and a date before any work starts.
- Plain-language updates. You'll always know where things stand and what's next.
- Closed out, not abandoned at 90%. Documentation and handoff included.
02 · Database Administration
Data that's an asset, not a liability.
Your data should answer questions instead of raising them. I clean it up, structure it, and turn it into something your business can rely on.
- Cleaned and structured. Deduped, normalized, and easy to query.
- Backed up and recoverable. I test restores instead of assuming they work.
- Documented. Your team can use it without calling me.
03 · Systems Setup
Infrastructure that's set up, connected, and written down.
The tools and infrastructure your operation runs on, stood up and properly wired together. Then it all gets handed over, so nothing depends on me sticking around.
- Stood up right the first time. Sane defaults, no mystery config.
- Integrated. Tools talk to each other instead of siloing your work.
- Handed over. Runbooks, access, and the reasoning written down.
04 · Web Development
The site or system your business actually needs.
A practical build shaped by the work you need it to do. Whoever comes next can pick it up and keep it running.
- Built to the requirement. If a plain solution does the job better, that's the one you get.
- Maintainable. You can hand it to anyone next.
- Shipped and supported through launch. I stick around until it's stable.
How I Work
Federal-grade structure, without the drag.
Years of running technical projects inside federal contracting taught me one thing: most projects don't fail on the work, they fail on the follow-through. I bring that discipline to every engagement: clear scope, real accountability, and a documented close-out, all sized for a small business rather than a federal agency.
Structured
Every engagement starts with a defined scope and timeline, so there's no guessing about what "done" looks like.
Accountable
Regular, plain-language updates. You always know where the project stands and what's next.
Finished
The last 10% is the part that usually slips. I close projects out completely, documentation and handoff included.
A Good Fit
Built for teams that need it done, not demoed.
This is for you if…
- You have a specific project that needs a single owner, not a committee.
- Your data or systems have gotten messy and you need someone to finally sort it out.
- You want clear scope, real timelines, and someone who follows through to the finish.
- You'd rather work with one accountable person than manage a vendor relationship.
Probably not a fit if…
- You're looking for the cheapest possible option over the right one.
- You need a large team or 24/7 coverage on day one.
- You want a flashy demo more than a working, maintained result.
- The scope isn't really a project, it's an open-ended, undefined ask.
FAQ
Questions worth asking before you hire anyone.
What does an engagement cost?
It depends on the scope of the work. After a short scoping conversation you'll get a fixed price in writing before anything starts, so you're never signing up for open-ended hourly billing.
How do you scope a project?
We start with a short call to pin down deliverables, constraints, and a timeline. You get all of it in writing, and work doesn't begin until it's agreed.
How fast can you start?
It depends on current capacity. Reach out with what you need and I'll give you an honest start date.
Do you work remotely or on-site?
That depends on the work and where you're located. Reach out and we'll sort out the setup that makes sense for your project.
What happens if the scope changes mid-project?
Scope changes happen. When they do, we pause, agree on the new deliverable and its impact on timeline and price, and put it in writing before continuing.
Do you hand off documentation?
Yes. Every engagement ends with documentation and a handoff so your team can run what I built without depending on me.
Do you do ongoing maintenance or just projects?
The focus is project-based work. If you need ongoing support after launch, ask and we'll see whether it's a fit.
Contact
Have a project that needs a real owner?
Tell me what you're working on. I'll follow up to scope it out and let you know if it's a fit.
info@lunky.tech