Contact Tim Burton about your software project

Send a project inquiry about full-stack development, AWS architecture, AI integration, technical assessment, or modernization work.

What should I include in a project inquiry?

Include the outcome you need, your current stack, important security or compliance constraints, and any target timeline. If the scope is still unclear, describe the problem, the decision you are trying to make, and who will be involved from product or engineering.

What happens after I send a message?

Your message goes directly to Tim for review. If the work appears to be a fit, the next step is a focused conversation about goals, constraints, scope, and the most useful engagement model—whether a build, assessment, modernization effort, or advisory retainer.

What kinds of projects should contact Tim Burton about?

Good fits include full-stack web application delivery, AWS architecture, LLM or RAG integration, technical due diligence, contact-center and voice AI work, and migrations from legacy systems to cloud-native platforms for U.S.-based teams.

Do you take short assessments as well as longer builds?

Yes. Some engagements are time-boxed architecture or readiness reviews with written findings. Others are multi-week or multi-month delivery efforts. The first conversation clarifies which model matches the problem.

How quickly can an engagement start?

Timing depends on current capacity and the readiness of scope. Share your target dates in the inquiry. If the work is a fit, we align on a start window, discovery needs, and the first milestone before deeper delivery begins.

Is there another way to reach Tim besides the form?

Yes. You can also reach out through LinkedIn, GitHub, or X, or email hello@notschmee.com. The contact form is the most direct path for project inquiries because it keeps the request organized with the context you provide.

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