Technical sites
Capability, heritage and specification — an engineer finds a number, a journalist finds a sentence.
Industries06 / 06
Nothing here fitsin a headline.
Space & deep tech
The instinct is to flatten deep tech into something skimmable. It is the wrong one — the people who decide read paragraph four.
- Typical span
- 6–12 weeks
- Read by
- Engineers and agencies
- In the room
- Systems, comms, HR
- Written in
- English first
The careers page an engineer in Toulouse opens on a Sunday.
- 01
Hiring is the commercial problem
Contracts are won on whether you can staff them, which makes the careers page the most valuable screen you have.
- 02
Credibility is technical
Specifications, heritage and published papers convince this audience. A render of a satellite does not.
- 03
Half of it cannot be shown
Confidentiality and export control decide what can be said before anything is written.
What we build
Four things weare asked for here.
Most engagements in this sector are one of these, or two of them quoted as one piece of work. Anything outside them is priced before it starts, never after.
Data portals
Search, preview, licensing and delivery, for companies whose product is a dataset.
Recruitment
What they would actually work on, who with, and where.
Brand & positioning
Cheaper to fix before a funding round than after one.
- $1.25M
- Raised by UniQuest after launch
- 31
- Investor meetings from 86 decks sent
- 27
- Rivea films, 3.69 MB together
- 63%
- Rivea visitors who play a film
Our own figures, from work in this sector — not an industry survey.
“Noemo did not stop at a nice landing page. They sorted out every path into Telegram and brought links and analytics into one system, so we could change the product without breaking the page.”
Work in this sector
What this usually needs
Start a project
The next onestarts here.
Tell us what you are building. If it is a fit you will have an offer — and if not, we’ll tell you upfront.