About HiTek
HiTek is a small, senior team for business-critical software, integrations, and AI. We bring the expertise to solve the problem—and the communication to help you feel confident while we do it.
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HiTek exists because too many important systems get split between people who advise, people who sell, and people who build. Here those responsibilities stay connected—the people who make the recommendation stay close to the thing that gets built.
That does not mean pretending a handful of people know everything. It means putting the right experience around the problem and keeping a clear owner from the first decision through operation.
Every engagement is run by experienced people who stay responsible for the result. No junior handoff, no account layer between you and the work.
When a problem needs particular depth, we bring in vetted specialist contractors we have worked with before — chosen for the problem, not billed to fill a roster.
Two and a half decades in the industry means we usually know someone who has already solved your version of the problem, and we are not too proud to call them.
The core team
These are the people responsible for your engagement. They do not hand it off once the contract is signed, and they are the ones who decide which specialists to bring in around it.
CEO & Founder · Fort Collins, Colorado
Andrew started HiTek after 25 years of building — Hollywood interactive work, front-end delivery for Fortune 100 brands, and six years at Boomi as an enterprise integration SME, where he is a co-inventor on an AI and workflow patent. He stays on the engagements: architecture, build-versus-buy calls, and the decisions that are expensive to get wrong.
Lead Integration Engineer · Omaha, Nebraska
Dean leads integration and automation delivery and is a current Boomi Certified engineer, recertifying each year. He spent four years as a Software Automation Lead at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, building automation architecture for its Omaha branch, and before that stood up API and load-testing practice at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska. He has been building and leading QA and automation teams since 2013.
Around this core is a network of specialist contractors worldwide and 25 years of industry relationships we can draw on—an EDI specialist for a stubborn trading-partner spec, someone who has run your exact ERP migration before. You get the depth without paying for a bench you do not need.
“HiTek doesn't just bring technical expertise—they bring heart. Andrew and his team are true professionals who dive deep, care deeply, and consistently deliver.”
How we try to show up
Not a poster in an office. These are the standards we use when the decision is unclear, the deadline is real, or something has gone wrong.
We say what we know, what we do not know, and what we recommend. If the right answer is a smaller project—or no project—we say that too.
Technical expertise is not an excuse for opaque communication. Clients should understand the decision, the trade-off, and the next step.
We do not disappear behind a contract, a ticket queue, or another vendor. When something is ours, we own the outcome and fix what needs fixing.
The business, the users, and the constraints matter more than our favorite tools. We learn before we prescribe.
We document decisions and include the people who run the process. The system should make the client stronger, not more dependent.
A technically correct system that makes people miserable is not a good system. We build for the work and the humans doing it.