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CI03 · Pipelines
CI/CD Pipeline Engineering
One-click repo-to-production pipelines with security scanning. GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, reusable workflows, OIDC federation and promote-via-PR flow.
$4,000
2–4 weeks, scales with scope
What you get
- Pipeline design and build-out — GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, whichever your team already uses. One pipeline definition that runs the same way on every repo.
- Reusable workflows and templates — a shared library of pipeline steps so every team gets the same quality baseline without copying YAML.
- Security scanning built in — SonarQube for static analysis, OWASP Dependency-Track for known vulnerabilities, Trivy for container images. Findings block the pipeline and land in the PR where the fix belongs.
- Workload identity and OIDC federation — kill client-ID/secret auth entirely. Your pipelines authenticate to cloud providers using short-lived tokens with no stored credentials.
- Promote-via-PR release flow — no manual approval gates. Promotion is a merge, rollback is a revert.
- Developer-facing documentation — how to add a new service to the pipeline, what each stage does and what to do when it fails.
The OIDC piece
Deleting long-lived cloud keys from CI is the easy part. The step that breaks when you move to OIDC federation is the one nobody documented: the token exchange pipeline and the per-environment trust chain.
How it works
A fixed-scope project: 2–4 weeks, scaled to the number of repos and environments. The deliverable is pipelines that ship to production — not a demo on a sample repo — with documentation your developers can follow.
Ideal for: Engineering teams shipping slowly, fighting with brittle legacy Jenkins, or running pipelines on long-lived credentials that won't survive a security review.