Firmware engineering
Embedded C/C++, bare metal, RTOS, low-level drivers, boot flows, bring-up, performance and reliability.
Firmware, hardware, embedded Linux and system-level debugging delivered with direct ownership by senior engineers.
Work can begin with a blank architecture, an existing codebase, a prototype that needs stabilising, or a failure nobody has isolated yet.
Embedded C/C++, bare metal, RTOS, low-level drivers, boot flows, bring-up, performance and reliability.
Board bring-up, device tree, hardware integration, system services and embedded applications on Linux SBCs and SoCs.
Schematic design and review, PCB design, interface design, board bring-up and practical HW/FW co-design.
USB, PCIe, DDR, CAN, RS-485, UART, SPI, I2C and industrial interfaces - treated as complete signal and software paths.
Root-cause analysis of difficult hardware/software faults, prototype stabilisation and evidence-based redesign recommendations.
Architecture, schematic and firmware reviews; feasibility analysis; technical risk assessment before expensive mistakes.
Projects are handled directly by two senior embedded engineers with a shared low-level foundation and complementary technical focus. Both work across firmware, Embedded Linux and system integration, with deeper emphasis spanning electronics, architecture, debugging and Edge AI. Trusted specialists join when a project needs expertise outside the core team.
Enough structure to control risk - without turning the engagement into a rigid corporate process.
Define the real requirement, constraints and known failure modes.
Inspect the evidence, code, schematics, signals and current architecture.
Choose the smallest robust solution and make technical risks explicit.
Build in reviewable stages across the necessary hardware and software.
Test behaviour, failure paths and deployment assumptions.
Typical starting points: product concept | schematic | firmware codebase | prototype | failing hardware | architecture question
Public case studies focus on engineering decisions, implementation boundaries and verified prototype behavior.
Project details are currently private under NDA. A public case study may be added when publication is permitted.
Experience is grouped by how it is applied, not presented as a wall of keywords.
ARM Cortex-M and Cortex-R, STM32, GD32, ATSAM, PIC, ESP32, Linux SBCs, FPGA-based prototype environments.
Embedded C and C++, bare metal, RTOS, drivers, boot and bring-up, low-level storage firmware.
Embedded Linux, board support, device tree, system services and embedded applications.
USB, PCIe, DDR, CAN, RS-485, UART, SPI, I2C, Modbus, GNSS and cellular systems.
PCB design and review, KiCad, analogue electronics, isolation, motor control, 4-20 mA, industrial and automotive systems.
Bring-up, HW/FW integration, root-cause analysis, architecture review and complex low-level debugging.
Share the current state, the constraints and what is not working. A useful first conversation can start from a concept, schematic, codebase or failing prototype.