Maintenance & Feature Delivery
Senior Meteor engineers, working in your codebase.
The hardest part of running a Meteor app in 2026 is usually not the technology — it is hiring for it. Engineers who genuinely know pub/sub tuning, method patterns, accounts internals, and Blaze are scarce, and training generalists on a framework outside their career path is a slow, uncertain bet.
We close that gap directly: senior engineers who already know the platform, billed hourly, working in your repository under your process.
What the work looks like
- Production fixes — bugs, incidents, and the diagnosis behind them, including the pub/sub and oplog performance problems that masquerade as "Meteor being slow."
- Feature delivery — roadmap work shipped in your existing stack, Blaze or React, without demanding a migration first.
- Performance engineering — publication audits, merge-box and observer analysis, MongoDB indexing, and the judicious demotion of reactivity to methods where it pays.
- Dependency stewardship — the quarterly Atmosphere package audit and one-replacement-a-month cadence that keeps an older app upgradeable indefinitely.
- Operational hardening — reproducible deploys, monitoring that sees observer load, tested backups, and a bus factor better than one.
Engagement shape
Ongoing part-time stewardship, a focused burst around a release, or staff augmentation inside your team — all hourly time & materials, scoped and staffed through an initial conversation. You keep the repository, the process, and the knowledge: everything we learn about your system lands in your issue tracker and your docs, not ours.