We create web applications, mobile applications and online maps in Seattle, WA. Please contact us to talk about your software situation. Even if we cannot help you, we might just know someone who can.
PugetWorks has been in business since 2005 and has completed more than 50 software projects successfully. We are a team of professional software engineers, designers, and project managers with the rare ability to succeed on projects both large and small. Our clients have asked us to build usable websites, beautiful iPhone apps, rock solid enterprise applications, and innovative technology start-ups.
Starting with anything from a drawing on the back of a napkin to a detailed design document, we can help you refine your overall goals into a set of clear, achievable milestones. First, we would work with you to define your product vision. Then we would walk you through the different processes and trade offs of the most recent technology. Once the vision is defined, and the technologies selected, we would handle the construction and deployment of the software. Finally we would train your permanent employees to support the system and then our work is done.
Pugetworks offers years of experience working with clients in diverse areas of design and development. We've built everything from enterprise applications to iPhone games, working with large corporations, small startups, and everybody in between. Our staff includes top-notch designers, programmers, and system administrators ready to help with any stage of the process, and our network of trusted associates allows us to scale up (or down) to tackle projects of any size.
Agile Methodologies
Software Process Improvement
Troubled Project Evaluations
System Architecture
Cloud Services
Product Visualization and Compositions
Wireframes
Rapid Prototyping
Technology Consulting and Advice
Python Django
Ruby on Rails
JAVA / J2EE
Cross-browser HTML/CSS
Javascript (AJAX & DHTML)
Spring MVC
XUL (Firefox plugins)
Mobile Application Design
iPhone development (Objective-C)
iPad development (Objective-C)
Android Development (Java)
ArcView GIS
Web Mapping APIs
GeoDjango
Open Source GIS
PostGIS
If you've got a project, we'd love to hear about it. You can contact us through email, telephone, or via this handy contact form. We will get back to you as quickly as possible.
Do you enjoy building software and working in a diverse team? Shoot us an email with your interests, experience, and ambitions.
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