Work across the whole studio.

Anonymized examples spanning infrastructure and content. Every engagement starts with a clear problem and a measurable outcome.

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Moving a global retail platform off a legacy CDN

Global e-commerce retailer (anonymized)

Challenge
Years of accumulated delivery rules on a legacy CDN, rising costs, and a hard deadline before contract renewal. Peak season traffic meant no room for downtime.
Approach
  • Inventoried and translated delivery properties into Cloudflare cache rules, redirects and Workers.
  • Ran both providers in parallel and validated behavior against real traffic before any cutover.
  • Moved static asset storage to R2 and cut over by hostname in stages, with rollback ready at each step.
Outcome
  • Cutover completed with no customer-facing downtime. [confirm]
  • Cache hit ratio improved by [X%] and origin egress fell by [Y%]. [fill with real data]
  • Configuration documented and handed over to the client team.
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Stopping credential stuffing on a fintech API

Financial technology company (anonymized)

Challenge
A login API under constant automated attack, a WAF that had been left in log-only mode, and security events that never reached the SOC.
Approach
  • Analyzed a month of traffic to separate real users, partners and abusive automation.
  • Introduced per-endpoint rate limits and bot rules, enforced in stages with monitoring at each step.
  • Built a Logpush pipeline to Splunk with the fields analysts needed for triage.
Outcome
  • Automated login attempts reduced by [X%] with no rise in legitimate-user challenges. [fill]
  • WAF moved from log-only to enforcing on [N] endpoints.
  • Security events visible in Splunk within [N] minutes of occurring.
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Consolidating DNS and enabling DNSSEC for a media group

Digital media group (anonymized)

Challenge
Dozens of zones across several providers, stale and dangling records, and no clear owner for changes.
Approach
  • Audited every zone and removed or flagged stale and risky records, including dangling CNAMEs.
  • Migrated zones to Cloudflare DNS in batches with TTL staging and record-by-record verification.
  • Enabled DNSSEC, coordinated DS records with registrars, and moved records into version control.
Outcome
  • [N] zones consolidated with zero unplanned resolution incidents. [confirm]
  • [N] risky records removed; DNSSEC enabled on [N] zones.
  • Changes now reviewed in a pull request instead of a console.
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Launch film, social programme and fast delivery for a B2B platform

B2B software platform (anonymized)

Challenge
A technically complex product launch with no clear story, a quiet social presence, and a site that could not afford heavy video slowing it down.
Approach
  • Scripted and produced a 90-second animated explainer plus a set of short-form cuts for each channel.
  • Ran a four-week social content calendar around the launch, with community replies and reporting.
  • Optimized encodes and delivered video from the edge so the landing page stayed fast.
Outcome
  • Explainer reached [N] views in the first [N] weeks. [fill]
  • Social engagement up [X%] against the prior period. [fill]
  • Landing page kept Lighthouse performance at [score]. [fill]

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