Bring in someone who has actually run it.
Advisory, training and talks for engineering and quality leaders, from team leads to executives, on strategy, process, quality and AI-era delivery. Hundreds of articles, read by hundreds of thousands.
- 1,500 engineers An entire engineering organization: I led its SDLC, quality, agile adoption and delivery processes.
- $150M acquisition Led the operational integration into one engineering ecosystem.
- 4 books The practical playbook on agile quality, metrics, testing and AI-era delivery. Latest: REDEFINE.
- Advise. Train. Speak. For leaders from team leads to executives, drawn from hands-on delivery.
How I can help
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Advisory: strategy, operating model and AI-first delivery
A straight look at how your organization plans, builds and ships with AI: strategy, processes, quality and metrics, where they break, and a practical plan to fix it.
Good for: Executives, VPs and CTOs, engineering and quality leaders, team leads.
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Workshops and training: quality, metrics and AI-era delivery
Hands-on sessions for managers, team leads, engineers and QA professionals, built on the material in my books.
Good for: Leadership groups, engineering and QA teams, and anyone rolling out new ways of working.
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Talks and keynotes: straight answers, no slide-deck theater
Sessions for conferences and company events. Topics drawn from the articles on this site:
- AI made your team write code faster. Your delivery didn't notice.
- Quality used to mean "no bugs." It can't anymore.
- The metric you use to judge people is the reason your data lies
- Should anyone still study computer science?
Good for: Conference organizers, internal events, leadership offsites.
How it works
- 1 Tell me about your team and what you need.
- 2 I reply personally, with questions or a proposed scope.
- 3 We agree format, scope and timing.
Start with a short note.
A few lines about your team and what you want to change is enough. I read every message.
david@davidtzemach.com Prefer to start with the writing? Read the articles, or get a note when a new one goes live.