Engineers first. Consultants second.
Enligh10 started with a simple idea: the people who design a solution should be the people who build it.
// what we believe
How we think about the work
Clarity beats complexity.
The best architecture is the simplest one that meets the need.
Honest advice is the product.
Sometimes the right answer is a smaller project, a cheaper service, or no project at all.
Leave it better, and documented.
Everything we build is in code, documented, and yours.
Learn what's next, use what's proven.
We track new technology closely, especially AI, but only recommend it when it's ready for your business.
// the name
Why “Enligh10”?
Enligh10 comes from “enlighten.” Many of the people we work with have an idea they can't yet see how to build, or a problem they can't see a way through.
We bring the spark that lights up the path, then do the engineering to get there. We're problem solvers; that's the name.
// what you can expect
Why teams choose us
You work with the builders.
The people who scope your project are the people who deliver it. No hand-offs to a junior bench.
Azure depth, not Azure breadth.
We focus on the Microsoft cloud, so we know its edge cases, its pricing, and its roadmap.
Honest scoping.
If something doesn't need to be built, we'll tell you. If a cheaper path exists, we'll show you.
Built to hand over.
Infrastructure-as-code, documentation, and runbooks come standard, so you're never locked in to us.
Where we work
Based in Florida. Working remotely with clients across North America.
// how an engagement runs
Clear steps. No surprises.
- 01
Discover
We learn your systems, constraints, and goals. You get a written assessment, not just a sales pitch.
- 02
Design
We propose an architecture and a plan with clear scope, milestones, and cost.
- 03
Build
We deliver in short iterations, with working software you can see every two weeks.
- 04
Run
We hand over documentation and knowledge, or stay on to operate and improve what we built.
Let's talk about what you're building.
Tell us where you are and where you need to be. You'll talk to an engineer, not a sales team.