Offices
Dallas, Doha, and Lahore — engineered for U.S. business hours, GCC working day, and APAC build cadence. Coverage windows overlap so a senior engineer is on shift regardless of region.
United States
Where Prosigns was founded.
Strategy, delivery management, and senior engineering for North American client engagements. Executive bench (HELM) and customer-facing departments based here.
Open the officeQatar
Middle East operations.
GCC client engagements, regional regulatory frame, and the industry concentration in financial services, energy, and government the region actually buys.
Open the officePakistan
Engineering center.
Primary senior engineering talent base, staffing embedded squads across all 8 practices with Dallas / Doha leadership oversight on every G8+ engagement.
Open the officeOperating model
The three offices operate as one firm — shared bench, shared delivery standards, shared engineering culture. Engagements are staffed by the right team for the workload, not by the nearest office. Most engagements include engineers across two or all three locations.
Coverage maths: Dallas (CT) covers North American business hours. Doha (AST) covers GCC working day with overlap into European afternoon. Lahore (PKT) covers APAC build cadence with morning overlap into U.S. evening. Together: a senior engineer is on shift across at least 18 hours per business day, with named on-call coverage 24×7 for Managed Services customers.
Leadership oversight on every G8+ engagement. The founder sits in on the operating cadence; department leads from Dallas and Doha co-pilot every engagement regardless of where the squad is based. The bench in the proposal is the bench in production — across all three offices.
Hiring markets
Senior engineering talent intake from regional markets with explicit selectivity. G6 minimum on client work — no exceptions.
Lahore
Pakistan · Asia/Karachi
Islamabad
Pakistan · Asia/Karachi
Talk to us
A senior engineer plus the relevant department lead joins the first call — based wherever the engagement requires.