Bring senior technical leadership into your product without hiring a full-time CTO
When your product grows, technical decisions start costing real money. Architecture choices, delivery speed, hiring decisions, and system stability stop being engineering details and become business risks.
TwinCore’s CTO as a Service gives you experienced technical leadership for .NET-based products without adding a full-time executive to payroll. You get a senior CTO-level expert who takes ownership of architecture, delivery processes, and technical direction, working alongside your team to keep the product scalable, predictable, and ready for growth.

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CTO as a Service for founders building and scaling .NET products

CTO as a Service from TwinCore is designed for founders and CEOs who need senior technical leadership without hiring a full-time CTO. This model fits companies building or scaling products on the .NET stack, launching new platforms, modernising legacy systems, or preparing infrastructure for growth. Instead of guessing architectural decisions or relying on fragmented freelance advice, you get experienced CTO-level guidance embedded into your delivery process.
CTO as a Service for founders who need technical clarity and execution
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You get senior technical leadership that turns business goals into an executable plan: architecture decisions, delivery process, hiring support, and ongoing oversight. The focus is reducing delivery risk, tightening execution, and keeping the product moving without tech debt silently taking over.
Often, yes. CTO as a Service is useful when the team is already there, but decision-making, ownership, and execution aren’t consistent. You see unclear standards, slow releases, endless hotfixes, and a roadmap that keeps drifting. The solution is usually better processes, clearer architecture, and real accountability, not adding more people and hoping it fixes itself.
Yes. We help define clear role expectations, interview engineers and tech leads, and set a realistic bar for seniority and impact. That includes running technical interviews, validating real experience, and spotting gaps early. If hiring is already in progress, we step in to tighten the evaluation process so you don’t end up hiring people who interview well but struggle to deliver in practice.
Yes. Managing vendors is part of the job. That means setting clear expectations, technical standards, and delivery checkpoints, and making sure their work fits cleanly into your system. The focus stays on outcomes and quality, not blame or internal politics, so issues get resolved before they reach production instead of being passed around.
Yes, and it’s a practical combo: CTO sets direction, standards, and delivery rhythm, and the team executes without constant re-explaining of context. It also reduces dependency on single individuals because leadership and delivery remain connected.

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