Code of ethics
The principles Engineer ApS works by: honest scope and price, confidentiality, the people named doing the work, no bribes, and where to raise a concern.
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These are the principles behind how we work. Most of them are already terms of our contract or commitments made elsewhere on this site; this page gathers them in one place. Where a principle is also a contract term, the terms are what bind.
Honest about scope and price
The price basis is published, every engagement is confirmed in writing before it begins, and a change is priced before it is made. You know what you are buying before you pay for it, and nothing is added without your say.
What you tell us stays with us
Everything we learn about your business stays with us, during the engagement and after it. We sign your NDA if you have one and keep to the same standard if you do not, and nothing about your systems appears on this website without your written consent.
The people you meet do the work
The people named in the engagement are the people who do the work. A specialist brought in is announced first, with the reason, and we stay responsible for everything delivered.
What we build is yours
On full payment, what we build for you is yours. We tell you which third-party components are in it and under which licences, and we leave the documentation that lets your own people run it without us. The terms set out the details.
No bribes, either way
We neither offer nor accept a bribe or any other improper advantage, in Denmark or anywhere else. That is the law before it is a principle: the Danish Criminal Code makes both a crime, in public service (sections 122 and 144) and in private business (section 299(2)).
Practised here first
This website keeps to what we recommend. It sets no cookies and sends nothing to a third party, which the security page shows you how to check from your own browser. It is built to meet WCAG 2.2 at level AA, and its accessibility statement names the one criterion it meets only in part.
Raising a concern
If you think we have fallen short of anything on this page, write to welcome@engineer.company and say what happened. A person reads every message, and we reply personally.
Want to know how one of these works in practice? ask us.
