About

Who We Are

NG Intelix was founded by engineers. We spent our careers building the systems we now verify — defense and aerospace systems, software inside regulated products, and engineering organizations where the cost of getting it wrong was measured in something other than money.

We know what the evidence is supposed to look like because we used to produce it. We also know how often it gets assembled the week before a review, by the same people whose work it is meant to judge. That is the problem this company was built to solve.

How We Work

Three commitments. The first is what makes the other two possible.

[01]
We build nothing we assess

No delivery arm, no products to protect, no implementation revenue at stake. When we tell you a system is not ready, nothing in our business model argues against it. This is not a recusal policy — there is nothing to recuse.

[02]
Evidence, not opinion

Every finding traces back to what produced it: the code, the pipeline, the artifact, the clause in the standard. You can check our work, and so can the authority that reviews yours.

[03]
We report what we find

Including when it is inconvenient, and including when it is not what the person who hired us expected to read. An assessment that only confirms what you already believed was not worth commissioning.

The Team

What the people here have in common is that they have been accountable for delivery, not only for reviewing it.

Backgrounds
Aerospace & Defense

Three decades taking systems from design through certification, fielding and sustainment.

Secure software engineering

Modern secure development, MLOps and agentic AI running in production, in environments where the regulator is part of the audience.

Engineering at scale

Leadership of engineering organizations of more than a hundred and fifty specialists.

Delivery and governance

Large-scale enterprise IT programs and delivery governance.

Standards work

Contributions to international software engineering, DevOps and assurance standards.

Not every program
needs us.
Describe yours and we will tell you honestly whether independent assurance would change anything — and what it would take if it would.