A closer partner
wherever you are.
Senior web, app and platform engineering for US teams, with real overlap hours.
- Time zones
- ET through PT
- Overlap
- Four to six hours daily with ET, two to four with PT
- New York
- Boston
- Chicago
- Austin
- San Francisco
We work with US companies from a remote-first team with deliberate East Coast overlap. In practice that means a same-day response cycle for New York and Boston, and a working afternoon shared with Chicago and Austin.
The technical expectations differ from Europe in a few specific ways: ADA exposure makes accessibility a legal priority, state-level sales tax makes commerce configuration fiddlier, and enterprise procurement asks for SOC 2 evidence earlier in the process.
What working in United States
actually involves.
ADA and Section 508
Accessibility litigation risk is materially higher in the US, so WCAG 2.2 AA conformance is treated as a build requirement rather than an enhancement.
Sales tax and nexus
Economic nexus rules mean commerce work needs automated tax calculation from launch rather than as a later fix.
Enterprise diligence
Security questionnaires and SSO requirements arrive earlier in US enterprise deals than most teams expect.
Contracting
We contract in USD, invoice on net terms, and can work under your MSA and W-8 documentation.
What United States teams
bring us most often.
- Monday: written plan lands before your East Coast morning
- Tuesday to Thursday: overlap window from 9am ET for calls and pairing
- Friday: demo recording and updated backlog, so Monday starts with decisions
USD invoicing on net-30, W-8BEN-E on file, and we work under your MSA, DPA and security addendum. Anything we cannot accept is flagged in the first review rather than at signature.
Four to six hours daily with ET, two to four with PT
Working with us from United States.
Yes for Eastern and Central time, where we overlap for most of your working day. For Pacific time we hold a late-afternoon window and schedule the rest asynchronously with written updates, which most teams find preferable to a compressed call schedule.
Usually. We work under client agreements regularly, including security addenda, data processing terms and non-solicitation clauses. Anything we cannot accept, we flag in the first review rather than at signature.
What does not change
across borders.
Everything on the Oakstone.digital services list is available to United States teams on the same terms: the same senior lead, the same written decision records, the same ownership of code and infrastructure at the end.
What the market changes is sequence and emphasis — which compliance obligations are load-bearing, when a security questionnaire arrives, which payment methods are non-negotiable, and how the working week is arranged around yours.
Ready to make the next move obvious?
Bring us the hard thing. We will bring a point of view, a senior team and a clear next step.