Hire Python Developers For The Scripts That Quietly Became Production
It Started As A Script. Now Something Depends On It.
A cron job on one machine, a notebook nobody has rerun since the author left and a requirements file that no longer resolves. Nothing is broken. Nothing is safe to touch either.
why choose ecomia
Why teams bring us in
Python problems rarely arrive as Python problems. They arrive as a report that stopped refreshing, a job that fails silently at 2am or an environment that only builds on one laptop.
Environments that rebuild anywhere
Pinned dependencies, containers and a documented setup, so a new engineer is productive on day one rather than day four.
Tests before refactors
We put a test harness around what exists before changing it, so you can tell an improvement from a regression.
Notebooks turned into services
Exploratory code moved into scheduled jobs and APIs with logging, retries and alerting, rather than left as something someone runs by hand.
Typed and reviewed
Type hints, linting and code review as standard, because the cost of Python is usually paid in the second year, not the first.
Services
What we build and maintain
Most engagements start with one of these and quickly involve two or three more.
Django, Flask and FastAPI applications built to your domain, structured so features can be added later without a rewrite.
Pandas and NumPy work turned into reporting people actually open, with definitions agreed up front so two charts stop disagreeing.
Scraping, scheduled tasks and browser or desktop automation replacing the manual steps someone currently repeats every Monday morning.
REST and async APIs with schemas, versioning and documentation, plus the client side work to connect the systems that need to talk.
Lambda functions, containers and managed services sized to real load, with cost visible before the first bill rather than after.
Airflow and Prefect pipelines with retries, backfills and monitoring, so a failed run is something you hear about rather than discover.
Built Around Your Needs
Three ways to bring Python expertise
onto your team
Dedicated teams
Need engineers who stay with the codebase past the first release?
A dedicated group of Python engineers assigned to your roadmap, working your sprints and your standards. They keep the context that short contracts take with them at handover.
Software outsourcing
Have a delivery date and no capacity to hit it?
We take the whole build, from discovery and architecture through launch and handover. You review at agreed checkpoints and get documentation written for whoever maintains it next.
Staff Augmentation
Short one Python specialist rather than a whole team?
Individual engineers who join your existing team, your tooling and your standups. Useful when the gap is a pipeline, an API or a migration nobody in house has run before.
Frequently Asked Questions
That is most of what we do. We read what is there and document it first, including the parts with no comments and no tests, then agree what gets kept, wrapped or rewritten before touching anything.
Usually because writing analysis and running it reliably are different jobs. Analysts get the question right. We make the thing run on a schedule, survive bad input and tell someone when it does not.
Yes, and that is often the highest value first project. The notebook becomes a versioned job or service with tests, logging and alerting, and the analyst keeps a notebook for the work notebooks are good at.
We work inside what you already run rather than proposing a platform change on day one. If something genuinely needs replacing we will say so and show the reasoning.
You do. It lives in your repository, runs in your accounts and we work inside them. Nothing is locked to us and handover is part of the engagement, not an extra.
Most clients move onto a maintenance cycle covering dependency updates, monitoring and enhancements. Some keep a dedicated team on the roadmap. Either way you get the documentation whether or not you keep us.
Let’s Build What’s Next
Talk to our team about your goals
Have a project in mind or a challenge you’re looking to solve? Let’s talk about how we can help you move forward.