Modernization
Keep the useful parts. Improve the rest.
Update the experience and the code behind it. Keep what works, address what doesn’t, and make the next change easier.
Work side by side with an engineer to improve existing software, connect systems, and make AI useful in the work you already do.
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Modernization
Update the experience and the code behind it. Keep what works, address what doesn’t, and make the next change easier.
Connected systems
Connect the tools and data your team relies on, so information gets where it needs to go without being copied by hand.
Applied AI
Build AI features around your product and your data. Test them against real work before people rely on them.
Forward-deployed engineering means working alongside your team to understand the job, build the software, and stay through rollout.
Working together
A shared process. From the first conversation to everyday use.
Sit with the people doing the work. Understand the existing software, the decisions behind it, and what a better version needs to do.
You leave withClear priorities and a practical place to start.
Build a useful first version, try it with real tasks, and review it together. Each decision has something concrete behind it.
You leave withWorking software, tested and reviewed together.
Plan the rollout with the team, work through the details, and share the knowledge as you go. The code and the decisions behind it stay with you.
You leave withA supported rollout, clear documentation, and ownership.
Behind Sojourner is twelve years of building with teams—from shared React tooling at American Express to products for varying communities.
That experience stays close to the work: listening, making decisions together, and building through to rollout.
More about the practice“For the first time, the whole community can find each other in one place.”
Based in Miami. Working with teams everywhere.
Bring the software, the process, or the idea. Together, we’ll work out what’s worth building—and where to start.
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