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Invariant Engineering Group achieved 30x more configured context on a 32GB GPU by switching to a smaller model, Qwen3.5-9B, which processed at least 230 pages of legal documents.

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That means going from being limited to processing roughly 5-page documents to now being able to handle at least 230 pages!

Ian Hafkenschiel|Invariant Engineering Group team

Company

Invariant Engineering Group

Engineering for regulated and document-heavy systems

Industry
Software Development
Location
Sheridan, US
Company size
1 employees

Invariant Engineering Group designs and builds software systems where correctness, durability, and regulatory alignment matter. We work with organizations in regulated, document-heavy environments—law, finance, compliance, and public-sector domains—to engineer systems that are auditable, maintainable, and built to last. Our focus is production systems with long operational lifetimes, not rapid prototypes or short-lived applications. What we specialize in: - Regulated software systems - Document processing and knowledge infrastructure - Data pipelines that must remain correct over time - AI-assisted systems designed for oversight and accountability We approach engineering as a discipline of constraints. Requirements, regulations, and institutional realities are first-class design inputs, not obstacles to work around. This shapes how we architect systems, select technologies, and deliver outcomes. Invariant Engineering Group evolved from TigerByte Studio as our work shifted toward long-horizon, regulated systems engineering. The name changed. The team and technical rigor didn't. We partner with clients who need software that can withstand scrutiny—not just today, but years from now.

Founded 2023

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