Built by one engineer who owns the outcome.
Rozell is founder-led and deliberately small. You work directly with the person who designs the architecture, writes the code, and answers the phone when something breaks.
Who's behind Rozell
[Your name] founded Rozell after [X] years building cloud infrastructure and software products for [kinds of companies / notable employers]. [One or two sentences on the kind of work you are proudest of and why you started the firm.]
Based in [city], serving clients across the United States and Canada.
Why forward deployment
Most consulting fails at the handoff: a deck is delivered, a document is written, and the people who understood the problem leave before the work is done. Forward deployment is the opposite. We embed with your team, in your repositories and your AWS accounts, and we stay until it is running. The knowledge ends up in your systems and your people, not in a binder.
How a company of one works at scale
Being small is a choice, and it comes with rules. We take on a limited number of engagements at a time so each one gets senior attention. We build with mainstream, well-documented tools so your next hire can pick the work up. And when a project needs more hands than one, we bring in trusted specialists on a project basis and stay accountable for the result.
What we believe
Four rules we don't bend.
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Infrastructure is code.
If it was clicked into existence, it does not count as done.
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Ship early, in production.
A working slice beats a complete plan.
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You own everything.
Repos, accounts, documentation. Nothing to hand back.
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Measure the boring things.
Deploy frequency, cloud spend, hours saved.