S Sivanvika Technologies

Get in touch

Tell us roughly what you run and what is going wrong. You will get a straight answer about whether we are the right fit.

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Email

hello@sivanvika.com
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Location

Remote-first, working worldwide

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Response time

Within one business day

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Client locations

Europe, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Africa

Email us directly

Tell us what you are running and what is going wrong. A short description of the problem is more useful than a formal brief.

hello@sivanvika.com

We reply within one business day.

Working across timezones

Distance is not the constraint

Most of an engineering engagement is asynchronous by nature. Work happens in repositories, in issues, in pull requests and in written decisions — all of which are timezone-agnostic and leave a record that a colleague in another region can pick up.

We work with clients across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa. We deliberately do not default to a single overlapping window, because requiring your team to be awake when we are is a tax with no benefit.

How we work across regions

  • Written by default. Decisions and context go into your repository and your documentation, not into a call that only three people heard.
  • Your working hours. Scheduled sessions are arranged around your team's day, not ours.
  • Overlap where it counts. Live time is used for genuinely collaborative work — design, incident response, difficult trade-offs — not for status updates.
  • Handover is a deliverable. Documentation is written as we go, so a change of team or region is never a single point of failure.
  • Timezone-aware on-call. For managed services, cover is agreed explicitly in writing rather than assumed.

What makes this work

A shared repository, a named technical contact on your side who can answer questions, and an honest note of any constraint we should know about. That is genuinely all — a first conversation helps, but it is not a prerequisite for us looking at the problem.

What happens next

After you send this

1. We read it properly

Your message goes to an engineer rather than a sales queue, and you will hear back within one business day.

2. A short call

Thirty minutes to understand the setup and the problem. No slides, and no obligation on either side.

3. Honest scoping

You get a written summary of what we think the problem is and how we would approach it. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.