Assessment and planning
A focused review of the system and the decisions ahead, with prioritized findings, realistic options, and recommended next steps.
Capabilities
Sorrell Consulting offers assessment, design, and implementation for complex software. The work connects architectural decisions with implementation, verification, and the needs of the engineers who maintain the system.
When an important system has become difficult to change.
Sorrell Consulting assesses the existing system, evaluates realistic options, and carries the chosen approach into implementation. The work accounts for the behavior people depend on and how changes will be verified and introduced.
When services and integrations are difficult to operate reliably.
Sorrell Consulting builds and improves processing services, integrations, and orchestration so teams can understand incomplete work, manage load, and recover from interruptions. Deployment choices follow the workload and operating environment.
Joshua’s writing and open-source libraries
When useful data arrives too late or cannot be trusted without manual work.
Sorrell Consulting builds pipelines and computational software that reconcile conflicting inputs, apply clear business rules, and make demanding workloads more efficient. Changes are checked against representative inputs and trusted outputs.
Engagements
Before work begins, Sorrell Consulting and the client agree on scope, deliverables, access requirements, and acceptance criteria.
A focused review of the system and the decisions ahead, with prioritized findings, realistic options, and recommended next steps.
Design and implementation of a component, integration, or modernization stage, with verification and handoff to the maintaining engineers.
Architecture and implementation alongside a client's or prime's engineers, with clear responsibilities and interfaces to the wider program.
Architectural assumptions are tested through code, representative workloads, and comparison with existing behavior. Deployment restrictions, dependencies, and the maintaining team’s capacity shape how a change is introduced.
Documentation gives the next engineer context to continue: the decisions made, assumptions that remain, verification steps, and operating guidance.
Let’s talk
Tell Sorrell Consulting what needs to change and what makes the work difficult. A short introduction is enough to begin.