Your teams are technically strong, but something keeps blocking them from moving together?
Engineering change management, the human layer
The hard part of IT engineering is human
Whether you are navigating AI adoption, a reorg, a cultural reset, or a leadership transition, the technical plan is rarely what breaks down. It is the conversations nobody wants to have, the trust that quietly erodes, and the people who stop engaging.
I help engineering organizations work through what is actually blocking progress: the human layer that most change initiatives skip entirely.
Each offering works at the level where change actually happens: the people, the conversations, and the dynamics that plans alone cannot fix.
Team Intervention
Engineering Change Management
A structured engagement for engineering organizations navigating a significant transition: AI adoption, reorgs, new leadership, cultural reset. We surface what is blocking progress and build the conditions for real movement.
Ideal for:Teams of 10 to 500+ engineers with visible friction or stalled progress
Manager Development
Engineering Management Training
A 15-module curriculum covering the human, process, and technical foundations of engineering management. Built for managers who want to lead with clarity, not just authority.
Ideal for:Engineering managers and aspiring managers building long-term capability
1:1 Support
Leadership Coaching
Personal coaching for engineers, managers, and senior leaders navigating career transitions, organizational complexity, or the challenge of leading change in a technical environment.
Ideal for:Individuals seeking clarity and a thinking partner
About Me
I've Been There
I'm Joris Dupont. I've spent 18+ years leading engineering teams through transformations, from scale-ups to enterprise. CTO, Engineering Lead, Solution Architect across IoT, cloud modernization, and cybersecurity.
I've guided teams through hybrid cloud migrations, AI adoption, organizational restructures, and identity shifts. I know what it looks like when talented people are rediscovering their place. My approach: honest dialogue builds trust and opens possibilities. Your team deserves clear conversations that lead somewhere meaningful.