What we actually do
We design, build, and support firmware for real hardware systems. That means architecture, bring-up, driver work, and debugging issues that don’t show up until things are in the field. You work directly with senior engineers — no hand-offs, no translation layer.
Firmware, Linux, and System Level work
Firmware architecture, board bring-up, driver development, debugging, and production support. We stay involved from first power-on through field issues — not just the clean parts in the middle. No hand-offs. No junior relay. Just engineers who stay with the problem.
Firmware Architecture
Set up firmware so it doesn’t collapse later. Structure, interfaces, and decisions that still make sense once real hardware and edge cases show up.
Embedded Linux / Yocto
Build and maintain embedded Linux systems without fighting the build system the whole time. Yocto/Poky setup, customization, and keeping multi-board systems actually talking to each other.
Communications & Integration
Make systems talk — reliably. MQTT, WebSockets, TCP/IP, device-to-device protocols, and the glue between Linux and bare-metal systems.
RTOS & Bare-Metal
Pick and implement the right RTOS — or none. FreeRTOS, Zephyr, ThreadX, or bare metal depending on what the system actually needs.
OTA Update Systems
OTA systems that don’t brick devices. Safe updates, rollback, and verification that actually works in the field.
Bootloaders
Bootloaders that reliably bring hardware up and recover when things go wrong. Validation, fallback, and predictable startup behavior.
Firmware Support Tools (Windows / .NET)
Windows and .NET tools to support firmware — calibration apps, test utilities, and production tools that engineers and techs actually use.
Debugging & Fault Analysis
Track down failures that only show up on real hardware. Timing issues, hardware interactions, and bugs buried where no one wants to look.
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.