Industries
Software for industries where a wrong release is expensive.
Senior engineers for healthcare, federal, fintech, SaaS, and the rest of the domains we actually ship in — since 2002. Constraints first, not a generic “industries we serve” pitch.
Industries
Built for regulated and high-stakes environments
Frequently asked questions
Which industries does Maxiom actually ship in?
Healthcare and healthcare IT, federal and civic government, fintech, enterprise, SaaS, non-profit, HR tech, real estate, telecom, and manufacturing. Pages name the constraints — FHIR/HIPAA, FedRAMP/NIST, SOC 2, tenancy — instead of a generic “we serve everyone” grid.
Where should healthcare buyers start?
Clinical HealthTech, FHIR, and HIPAA architecture: Maxiom Labs (https://www.maxiomlabs.com/) and /industries/healthcare-it/. Broader healthcare organizations that need senior engineers on systems they already run: /industries/healthcare/. We do not sell a generic EHR or telehealth catalog from the leftover industry template.
Federal contractor vs civic government — which page?
FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, and federal-boundary modernization: /industries/federal/. State, local, and civic program systems: /industries/government/. If an ATO is in the conversation, start with Federal.
Does Maxiom work with fintech and regulated financial technology?
Yes. PCI and SOC 2 as engineering constraints, AI code oversight for payment and authentication flows, and tech debt work for teams under compliance pressure. See /industries/fintech/.
What proof will you put on an industry page?
Since 2002, $100M+ delivered, 221+ clients, Clutch reviews, and named case studies already in this repo (PAN Foundation, Yes! Communities, BT, AT&T, and others). We do not use unattributed efficiency percentages, invented user counts, or uptime badges.
Do you staff junior engineers on industry work?
No. Client-facing work is senior engineers. A named engineer owns the engagement after written scope and NDA.
What services sit behind the industry pages?
The same senior-led catalog: custom delivery, AI code oversight, compliance engineering, vibe coding governance, legacy modernization, tech debt resolution, and fractional CTO advisory — scoped to the domain’s constraints.
How do industry engagements start?
A scoping call on stack, regulatory context, and timeline. Written scope and NDA before repository or environment access. Client code stays in client environments.
Why does industry context matter?
Regulated domains change what “correct” code means. HIPAA/FHIR, FedRAMP/NIST, SOC 2, and PCI are design constraints — not documentation bolted on after features ship.
Pick the domain. We will tell you which constraints are real.
Healthcare IT and Labs for FHIR/HIPAA. Federal for FedRAMP. Fintech and SaaS when SOC 2 and tenancy are already in the deal. A named engineer on the scoping call.
- NDA signed before access
- Read-only repository only
- Senior engineers every time
- Report in 10 business days