Seegnal needed additional development capacity to support side projects, internal tooling, and backend automation without hiring another full-time developer.
The internal team was focused on core product development, leaving limited time for experimental features, tooling, and infrastructure-level improvements.
I joined Seegnal on a monthly retainer, working closely with the existing development team as a flexible support resource.
My role focused on backend-heavy tasks such as automation services, document generation workflows, and technical experiments that supported the product without disrupting the main roadmap.
This setup allowed Seegnal to move faster while keeping the team lean.
(1) Backend APIs
(2) Headless Chrome automation
(3) Server-side rendering workflows
(4) Internal services (private infrastructure)
Node.js · JavaScript · Puppeteer · HTML · CSS
The retainer-based setup provided Seegnal with reliable engineering support over a six-month period.
Key tools and backend workflows were delivered incrementally, reducing technical bottlenecks and enabling the core team to stay focused on primary product development.
The engagement demonstrated how development support can be an effective alternative to expanding headcount.
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