Engineers · By stack
Senior engineering, by stack.
Browse the bench by language, framework, and platform. Every stack on this page has G6+ engineers in active production. Engagements run against outcomes, not hourly rates.
- Stacks
- 24 active
- Floor
- G6+ on client work
- Engagement
- Outcome-led
- Bench
- Senior-only since 2018
Languages
2 stacksPython
Senior Python engineering for production systems: Django, FastAPI, data pipelines, ML inference, and automation that survives the operating cutover.
- Bench
- 40+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
TypeScript
TypeScript across the stack: Next.js apps, Node.js services, Hono / Bun / Deno edges, and the type discipline that makes refactors safe at scale.
- Bench
- 60+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2019+
Frontend
3 stacksReact
Senior React engineering: App Router and Server Components, design systems that don't drift, accessibility-first interfaces, and bundle budgets defended at every release.
- Bench
- 70+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Vue.js
Vue 3 + Nuxt 3 for production frontends: Composition API, Pinia, server-rendered Nuxt, and the design-system discipline Vue rewards but most teams still under-invest in.
- Bench
- 18+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2019+
Angular
Angular for enterprise frontend at scale: standalone components, signals, NgRx where it fits, and the long-term-maintainability discipline that the framework rewards.
- Bench
- 15+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Backend
9 stacksNode.js
Production Node.js services: Hono, NestJS, Fastify, edge runtimes. APIs with contracts, idempotency, and the operational discipline the JavaScript runtime is rarely given credit for.
- Bench
- 45+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Java
Java engineering for enterprise scale: Spring Boot, Micronaut, Quarkus, JVM tuning, and the legacy modernization work that doesn't end in a six-month rebuild.
- Bench
- 35+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
.NET
.NET 8+ engineering for enterprise systems: ASP.NET Core, minimal APIs, EF Core, Azure-native deployments, and the .NET Framework 4.x → .NET migrations the proposal usually under-scopes.
- Bench
- 30+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Go
Go for systems that need to be fast, predictable, and easy to operate: APIs, gRPC services, control planes, and the kind of infrastructure tooling Go was designed to ship.
- Bench
- 20+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2019+
Rust
Rust for systems where memory safety, predictable performance, and zero-cost abstractions are the value: services, embedded targets, WASM runtimes, and the rewrite of hot paths the old language couldn't defend.
- Bench
- 10+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2021+
PHP / Laravel
Modern PHP 8.3+ and Laravel for production web applications: Octane, Livewire, Inertia, queues, and the operational discipline most PHP shops still skip.
- Bench
- 20+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Ruby on Rails
Rails for the workloads it was designed for, content-led web apps, marketplaces, B2B SaaS, with Hotwire, Sidekiq, and the modern Rails 7+ tooling that quietly outperforms what the discourse credits it for.
- Bench
- 12+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Solidity / Smart contracts
Production smart-contract engineering: Solidity, Foundry / Hardhat, audited deliverables, gas-optimized, upgrade-aware, and the operational discipline that distinguishes shipped contracts from GitHub demos.
- Bench
- 12+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2020+
Salesforce
Salesforce engineering: Apex, LWC, Flow, Salesforce DX, and the platform-customization discipline that distinguishes a senior implementation from a configuration handover.
- Bench
- 15+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Mobile
5 stacksiOS / Swift
Native iOS engineering: Swift, SwiftUI, Combine, Core Data, App Store review hardening, and the privacy-manifest discipline App Tracking Transparency now demands.
- Bench
- 15+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Android / Kotlin
Native Android engineering: Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Coroutines, Hilt, and the long-tail device discipline (Pixel 4a → Galaxy S25, Android 10+) most apps under-test for.
- Bench
- 15+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
React Native
React Native for cross-platform reach: TypeScript, the New Architecture (Fabric / TurboModules), Expo where it fits, and the native-module discipline most teams skip and pay for later.
- Bench
- 20+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2019+
Flutter
Flutter where pixel-perfect cross-platform UI is the value: Dart, Riverpod, custom rendering with Skia / Impeller, and the design-system discipline Flutter rewards.
- Bench
- 12+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2020+
Kotlin Multiplatform
Kotlin Multiplatform for genuine cross-platform code-share: shared business logic across iOS, Android, web, and backend with native UI on each platform. The cross-platform pick when the shared layer matters more than the UI.
- Bench
- 10+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2022+
Data & AI
3 stacksAI / ML
Senior AI/ML engineering: generative AI, RAG, agents, MLOps, and the eval discipline production AI requires once it leaves the demo.
- Bench
- 30+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
Data Engineering
Production data engineering: Snowflake, dbt, Airflow / Dagster, lakehouses, data quality, lineage, and the governance frame that distinguishes a working warehouse from a data swamp.
- Bench
- 22+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
MLOps
MLOps as production engineering: model registries, eval harnesses, drift monitoring, A/B testing, and the operational substrate that distinguishes shipped ML from notebook demos.
- Bench
- 15+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2019+
Platform & Ops
2 stacksAWS
AWS architecture and engineering: multi-account, multi-region, IaC-driven, FinOps-aware, and the operating discipline that defends an SLO instead of just tracking spend.
- Bench
- 25+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
DevOps / SRE
Senior DevOps and SRE: IaC, Kubernetes, observability, incident management, FinOps, and the operational discipline that defends an SLO instead of just tracking it.
- Bench
- 20+ G6/G9 engineers
- Active
- 2018+
A different commercial conversation
We’re not a staffing vendor.
Most “hire X developers” sites bill hourly contractors against your management. Prosigns runs senior-engineering engagements against outcomes: fixed-scope, embedded squads, or managed services. If you genuinely need staff-aug, we’ll be honest and route you elsewhere.
See engagement models- 01
Outcome-led SOWs, not hourly invoices
Engagements run against deliverables. Fixed-scope where the outcome is defined, embedded squads where the work is product-shaped, managed services where steady-state operations are the value.
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G6+ floor on every billable hour
Six-plus years in their craft, minimum. Department leads at G9 or G10 (nine-plus years). We don't flex juniors onto the bench mid-sprint, and we don't dilute senior rates with mixed staffing.
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Named engineers in the proposal
The engineers in the SOW are the engineers shipping the work. We don't bait-and-switch with senior reviewers and junior execution. Replacement requests are handled with explicit handoff at the same seniority tier.
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Practice lead co-pilot, included
Every engagement gets the relevant practice lead at no additional cost: 30 minutes weekly with the embedded engineers, on-demand for hard architecture or compliance calls. Backing, not just placement.
Talk to a practice lead
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30-minute discovery with a senior engineer plus the practice lead most relevant to the work. No discovery gauntlet, no junior reps.