Real Time Engineering Consultants

We’ve set up Real Time Engineering Consultants in D 4/6 of the Kumar Aengan complex. It’s more of a residential-style setting than a big glass office building, which suits us just fine. It makes the whole workday feel a bit more relaxed. We don't have a big sign out front, so you really have to know which block you’re looking for. Most of our work involves sitting around a shared table, going through engineering plans and trying to sort out technical glitches for various clients. It’s quiet enough here that we can actually hear ourselves think, which is a nice change from some of the noisier parts of the city. We have our computers set up and a small pantry for making tea, and that’s about all we need. Sometimes the neighbors walk by and see us through the window, probably wondering why we have so many maps and diagrams pinned to the walls. We’ve been working this way for a bit now, and it’s a good rhythm. We don't bother with fancy presentations or marketing stuff. If someone needs an engineering problem looked at, they just call us or come by the flat. The afternoon sun hits the balcony just right, but we’re usually too busy with spreadsheets to notice. It’s a small operation, but it’s real and we deal with real technical issues every single day without any unnecessary fuss or complicated corporate procedures.