Where this work shows up
Most of the work is firmware and system-level — the industries just change the constraints. We’ve worked in consumer devices, medical systems, and work with ITAR constraints. The common thread is getting real hardware to behave.
Real systems,
different constraints
Different industries, same core problem — firmware interacting with real hardware. The constraints change. The debugging doesn’t.
Things that ship and have to keep working.
Connected devices, IoT systems, and products that live in the real world. Wi-Fi, MQTT, OTA, and keeping systems stable at scale.
- Wi-Fi, MQTT, TCP/IP integration
- OTA update systems
- Power and performance tradeoffs
- Debugging issues that show up after deployment
Systems that need to be predictable.
FDA-regulated devices where behavior has to be consistent, testable, and maintainable across product variants.
- Class I/II/III device experience
- Reusable core implementations across products
- Secure device-to-device communication
- Handling edge cases and real-world constraints
Work with constraints beyond just engineering.
work where access, data, and development environments are restricted. Still getting systems built, debugged, and delivered.
- Experience working in ITAR-controlled environments
- Handling restricted toolchains and workflows
- Debugging without full system visibility
- Keeping progress moving under constraints
Have something stuck?
Firmware, hardware interaction, or something that only breaks when everything is hooked up. We can take a look — no sales call, just a real conversation.