For Investors, Acquirers & Founders
Technical Due Diligence
An independent, executive-level read on the technology behind a deal — before you sign, not after.
Technical risk rarely shows up in a financial model. It’s in the architecture that won’t scale past the next funding round, the security gaps that become your liability the day the deal closes, and the “temporary” infrastructure decisions nobody ever revisited. I translate that risk into terms a deal team can actually act on.
Who This Is For
Built for investors, private equity firms, and acquirers evaluating a target company’s technology as part of a transaction — and for founders preparing for a raise or exit who want to know what diligence will surface before a buyer does.
I work directly with your deal team, on your timeline, and deliver findings in language that lands with non-technical stakeholders as well as engineers.
Good Fit If You’re
- Evaluating a target company ahead of an investment or acquisition
- A founder preparing for a raise or exit
- Needing findings translated for a non-technical investment committee
- Working against a tight, deal-driven timeline
What You Get
A fixed-price engagement scoped to your deal timeline.
Architecture Review
How the system is built, what it depends on, and where it will strain under growth or a change of ownership.
Security Review
Identity, access, data handling, and compliance exposure that could become your liability post-close.
Scalability Assessment
Whether the platform can support your growth plan, and what it will actually take — in effort and cost — if it can’t yet.
Executive Report
A written report built for the deal team — technical risk translated into business terms, with clear priority levels, so it’s usable in an investment committee memo, not just an engineering backlog.
Timeline
Typically 1–3 weeks depending on deal timeline and system complexity — engagements can be compressed for time-sensitive transactions.
Have a deal on the clock?
Book a 30-minute call to scope the engagement against your timeline.