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Services

Training and Education

Accelerant is where to turn to when you need training on the Rust programming language. Our courses will improve your team's productivity by hundreds of developer hours.

Data Engineering

Our team is made up by engineers who have built query engines, search engines and large machine learning pipelines. If you're having difficulty moving data around, then you need to talk to us.

Stress Testing

Validate the resilience and robustness of your application and learn how it scales. You'll gain the knowledge of where it'll break (and how to fix it) before you need it.

Migration Advice

It may not be obvious to fit Rust into a technology stack that's currently occupied by Java, C# or perhaps a monolithic application that was started before any of the team members were at the company. We'll help you plan your way forward.

Expert Support

Our team is happy to be available if you need occasional drive-by Rust expertise. We'll be available to your team wherever they need us, whether that's in Slack, helping with code reviews, or reviewing design documentation.

Coaching

We offer personalized coaching programs designed to help you maximize your potential and achieve your career goals.

Accelerant creates a way for the "senior" technical person in a team to get some support, mentoring, and advice. It can be easy to feel isolated in that position, especially if you are relatively new to the role.

CONSULTING

Delight your users and your ops team. We are specialists in performance tuning and engineering for resilience.

Team

Tim McNamara (timClicks)

Tim is the founder of the company and leads training and mentoring. Before starting Accelerant, Tim was the head of Rust education at AWS and worked with multiple teams to assist them adopt the language at scale. Tim is the author of Rust in Action, hosts the Compose podcast and the timClicks YouTube channel.

Predrag Gruevski

Predrag is an infrastructure engineer who is dedicated to preventing bugs from making it to production. His semantic versioning linter, cargo-semver-checks, is used by most of the Rust community to ensure that upgrades work as intended. He builds query systems and authors an incredible technical blog.