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One Engineer. Zero Overhead.

Tampa Dynamics is a solo practice backed by AI. You work directly with the person building your system—no sales layers, no project manager telephone games, no junior developers learning on your project.

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Matt Santucci

Founder & Lead Engineer

I started my career as a UI/UX and front-end contractor, building interfaces for clients across industries. Over time, I moved deeper into the stack—backend systems, cloud architecture, and the infrastructure that makes applications reliable at scale.

Today I focus on regulated industries where getting the architecture right matters: healthcare, legal, and compliance-driven organizations. I handle everything from system design to deployment, with AI agents handling the repetitive work so I can focus on the decisions that require judgment. When projects need specialized expertise in design or business process optimization, I bring in trusted collaborators I’ve worked with for years.

Why solo works

Most consultancies sell you a team, then staff your project with whoever is available. You talk to a salesperson, then a project manager, then maybe the person doing the work—if you’re lucky. I do it differently. When you hire Tampa Dynamics, you work with me directly. I’m on the calls. I’m making the architecture decisions. I’m writing the code. There’s no game of telephone where requirements get lost in translation. This model works because modern tooling has changed what one person can deliver. AI handles the boilerplate. Infrastructure-as-code handles the repeatability. I handle the thinking.

What you get

  • Direct access to the person building your system
  • Senior-level judgment on every decision—no juniors learning on your project
  • Fast turnaround without coordination overhead
  • Transparent communication about tradeoffs and progress
  • Continuity across the entire engagement—no handoffs

AI as a force multiplier

I use AI agents extensively—for code generation, documentation, testing, and research. This isn't about cutting corners. It's about focusing human attention where it matters most: architecture decisions, security considerations, and the nuanced requirements that come with regulated industries. The AI handles volume. I handle judgment. You get both.

For teams evaluating complex, regulated systems, conversations typically start with an architecture review.

Ready to talk architecture?

Most teams start with a short, focused review. No pitch deck. No pressure.