Virtual CIO/CTO · New York City
For New York companies that need one person to own both the internal IT and the product technology, and to build what is missing rather than buy another tool.
The core decision
Many New York businesses buy IT support from one firm and software from another, and nobody owns how the two fit. NYC virtual CIO/CTO services from me put one person on both: the systems your staff use, the product your customers use, the data between them and the cloud underneath, on Eastern hours. San Francisco and New York fractional CTOs bill $275 to $350 an hour; my plans start at $1,500 a month.
In depth
A virtual CIO keeps the business running; a virtual CTO builds what it sells. In a company of 20 to 200 people that is usually one job, and my NYC virtual CIO/CTO services treat it as one: one roadmap, one budget and one person answerable for both.
In depth
miBoletazo is a bilingual event-ticketing platform with assigned seating, protected checkout, digital tickets and venue scanning. New York venues and promoters live on systems like that, where the busiest hour of the year is the one that cannot fail.
In depth
New York’s SHIELD Act asks businesses to protect New Yorkers’ private data with reasonable safeguards. For a platform with many clients the strongest safeguard is structural: a tenant boundary that fails closed and permissions that cannot widen it.
Multi-tenant CRM and revenue platform with fail-closed tenant isolation, scoped permissions, configurable pipelines, lead conversion, and legacy-data...
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Platforms & SaaS
Chief Technology Officer miBoletazo Event Ticketing Platform
Bilingual event-ticketing platform for event discovery, assigned seating, protected checkout, digital tickets, venue scanning, and organizer operations.
Laravel 12React 19TypeScript Read the case study →
Platforms & SaaS
Chief Technology Officer Omnitech CRM
Multi-tenant CRM and revenue platform with fail-closed tenant isolation, scoped permissions, configurable pipelines, lead conversion, and legacy-data migration.
Laravel 13Livewire 4Filament 5 Read the case study →
Platforms & SaaS
Chief Technology Officer Pulse / MyOmniHub
Modular Laravel platform combining multichannel publishing, AI-assisted content, public forms, hiring workflows, websites, and tenant storefronts.
LaravelLivewireSwiftUI Read the case study →
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More questions? Feel free to reach out.
Explore all services →The same four plans as everywhere: $1,500 a month for 20 hours of advisory, $2,800 for 40 hours as a fractional CTO, $4,800 for 80 hours including development, and $8,000 for a full-time equivalent. Ad hoc work is $75 an hour.
Yes. I work full time on US time zones, remotely, with a weekly working session and the same-day answers a product team needs. I do not have a local office and do not claim one.
A CIO looks after the systems the company runs on; a CTO looks after the technology it sells. Small and mid-size companies rarely need two people, so I cover both and say in writing which hours go where.
Not necessarily. I own the decisions and the architecture; day-to-day support can stay with the firm you have, with clear lines between us.
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