Your engineers are probably not the problem
In ten years, most of it inside banks, I have worked with genuinely elite teams. I have almost never met one that shipped slowly because the people were slow.
What slows them is a delivery system nobody designed on purpose: four handoffs where one would do, a review waiting two days for the one person allowed to give it, a control everybody repeats and nobody can still explain. The engineers inside it usually know exactly where it hurts — they are rarely asked.
So the work starts by listening to them, measuring what they describe, and taking it out of their way.

A few of these chairs may look familiar to your team.
Developer. CRM engineer. Team lead. DevOps, platform and infrastructure engineer. SRE. Telemetry specialist. Today, AI engineer building agents.
Not a claim to know your system — but having sat in some of those seats, I usually know which questions to ask, and whose answer to trust on what.
Today AMATIX is me: when you call, you get the person who does the work. Where it is going is an innovative engineering firm — the problems I meet are the same problems, and they deserve solving once properly.
Buchs ZH, Switzerland
English, German, French, Spanish
AMATIX, registered in the Swiss commercial register
Banking, payments, regulated industry
What I would like to know
Thirty minutes, and tell me how it looks from where you sit. I will tell you honestly whether I can help — and if I cannot, I will say who can.