Mastery of Time & Systems
The relentless pursuit of operational perfection.
Alan Ethington (Avtar Singh)
Alan Ethington, also known as Avtar Singh, is an operational architect and the founder of Washington Tec. He doesn't just build software; he engineers reliability.
From 2013 to 2025, Alan conducted a continuous 12-year stress test of remote operational systems. Traveling over 15,000 kilometers by bicycle across 10 countries while maintaining enterprise-grade output.
This wasn't a vacation. It was a rigorous experiment in extreme efficiency. He built systems that allowed him to operate seamlessly from anywhere—whether crossing the Bavarian Alps or navigating the island of Ibiza. Today, he installs this same "Efficiency Engine" into high-performance businesses.
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The 12-Year Experiment
I didn't travel for a decade just to see the world. I traveled to verify a hypothesis: That geography is irrelevant.
From the Bavarian Alps to the island of Ibiza, I built systems that operated at elite levels without my physical presence. It was an engineering challenge to prove that freedom is structural.
The Founder's Paradox
You built this business to gain freedom, but somewhere along the way, the business captured you.
You have money, but no time. You are the bottleneck. The machine works only when you turn the crank. That isn't a business—it's a high-paying job you can't quit.
The Return on Time
We don't just sell "automation." We deal in the only two assets that matter: Time & Margin.
Our goal is to rebuild your infrastructure so it functions with or without you. Giving you the option to walk away for a month, and return to a company that has grown in your absence.