Wigandt Technology

Consulting, Performance & Technical Operations

Audits, infrastructure, performance work, migrations and ongoing technical support for growing web stacks.

Services

Audit & roadmap

Review existing systems and prioritise concrete next steps.

Sparring & reviews

Architecture/code reviews, mentoring and team support.

Ongoing support

Issue fixing, updates and planned continuous improvement.

Not every problem needs a brand-new project. Often you need clarity, priorities and a second pair of eyes. That is why I bundle consulting, performance, migrations and technical operations into one cluster: in practice, these issues are usually connected.

I support teams pragmatically through audits, sparring, code reviews and concrete next steps that fit the current setup. The goal is not a theoretical concept but a roadmap that can actually be implemented.

Where this helps most

Typical situations include performance drops after a relaunch, recurring checkout issues, security questions around integrations, platform migrations or the need to make an existing codebase easier to evolve. External experience is also useful when rolling out CI/CD, monitoring and infrastructure standards without losing momentum.

Working model

Most engagements start with a short kick-off and a technical audit covering code, infrastructure, processes, logs and measurement data. From there I derive prioritised next steps. Depending on the situation I can support implementation, reviews, workshops or temporary technical leadership.

Documentation and handover

Good consulting does not end with a call. I document decisions, prepare checklists and runbooks and make operational knowledge reproducible, for example around deployments, incident response or QA. That way teams can keep moving without staying dependent on outside help.

Consulting and support help projects move faster and more safely, especially when time is tight or risk is high. If you need clarity on performance, infrastructure, migrations or ongoing technical operations, we can work out the fastest path to stable results.