Tech consulting & CTO advisory: six ways we help
We work with founders, heads of engineering, and investors — from a single audit to an ongoing embedded partnership.
Technical due diligence
Buying, investing in, or partnering with a software company? We audit the codebase, architecture, security posture, and team — and give you a structured risk report.
- ›Code quality & technical debt assessment
- ›Security & compliance gaps
- ›Scalability & infra review
- ›Team capability map
- ›Written risk report with severity ratings
Architecture review & design
Scaling pains, spaghetti services, the wrong database for the job? We review your current architecture and deliver an opinionated plan to fix it — without a full rewrite.
- ›Current-state architecture diagram
- ›Bottleneck & single-point-of-failure report
- ›Target architecture with migration plan
- ›Cost-to-implement estimates per recommendation
CTO-for-hire / fractional CTO
No technical co-founder? Between CTOs? We embed as your senior technical leader — running sprint planning, vendor evaluations, hiring, and architecture decisions.
- ›Weekly engineering leadership
- ›Roadmap prioritization & sprint planning
- ›Vendor & tool evaluation
- ›Hiring interviews & offer benchmarking
- ›Board/investor technical updates
Engineering team hiring
We help you hire the right engineers — sourcing, vetting, and structuring offers for full-time hires across the US. We know what senior engineers look like because we are them.
- ›Role scoping & JD writing
- ›Sourcing pipeline setup
- ›Technical screening & take-home design
- ›Interview process design
- ›Offer benchmarking vs. market rates
Technology roadmap & stack selection
Starting from scratch or re-platforming? We run a structured discovery to choose the right stack, cloud, and tooling for your team size, compliance needs, and budget.
- ›Requirements mapping workshop
- ›Stack recommendation with trade-off matrix
- ›Proof-of-concept scoping
- ›Estimated build timelines per option
- ›On-call Q&A during early build
Security & compliance advisory
SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, or just needs-a-security-review? We audit your product and infra for compliance gaps and give you a prioritised remediation plan.
- ›Threat model & attack surface review
- ›Compliance gap analysis (SOC 2 / HIPAA / GDPR)
- ›Remediation backlog with priorities
- ›Vendor security assessment
- ›Re-audit after fixes
Our engagement model
Every consulting engagement follows the same four phases. Each phase ends with a concrete deliverable, not an open-ended retainer.
We know the stack end-to-end
Consulting only works when the consultant has actually shipped what they're advising on — our team has built in every layer of the stack.
Who leads this work
AI Solutions & Systems Architect
Takes a business problem to a production AI architecture — where AI should act, which models and tools, how it scales, and what it costs to run.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a fractional CTO?+
A fractional CTO is a senior technical leader who works with your company part-time or on an engagement basis. They handle architecture decisions, engineering team leadership, roadmap planning, and hiring — without the cost or commitment of a full-time executive.
What does a technical due diligence audit cover?+
Our technical due diligence covers codebase quality and technical debt, architecture and scalability, security and compliance gaps, team capability, and infrastructure cost efficiency — delivered as a risk-ranked written report with recommended actions.
How long does a tech consulting engagement take?+
A focused audit typically takes 2–3 weeks. A fractional CTO engagement is ongoing, usually 1–3 months to start. Architecture reviews typically deliver in 1–2 weeks. We agree on scope and timeline before any engagement begins.
Do you work with US-based companies remotely?+
Yes. Woyce AI is based in Rajkot, India and serves clients across the US, UK, Europe, the Gulf, and Asia-Pacific. We keep overlapping hours across US, UK/EU, Gulf, and APAC time zones, and have delivered consulting engagements for Series A and Series B companies.