Firmware consulting that ships
We help embedded teams deliver predictable results in board bring-up, driver support, performance, and code quality—so you can stop fighting flaky tests and ship reliably.
Board bring-up
Reproducible bring-up workflows, instrumentation, and a stable baseline.
Production-quality drivers
Maintainable drivers with clear ownership and a path to upstream-grade quality.
Performance & real-time reliability
Hit targets with margin: latency, jitter, throughput, memory, stability.
Quality & non-flaky tests
Restore trust in CI. Reduce regressions with deterministic, actionable tests.
In the first 30 days
- 8+ production-quality drivers in a typical first month (and up to 20 depending on scope and platform maturity)
- Two target boards brought to a stable baseline (BSP, devicetree/Kconfig, and bring-up workflows your team can maintain)
- Reviewable changes with clear ownership and long-term maintainability
- Bring-up stabilized with documentation + reproducible flash/debug workflows (so you stop burning time on “it works on my machine”)
- Flaky tests reduced via determinism work and CI hardening
- Lower maintenance risk by removing vendor-SDK lock-in and reducing patch stacks in favor of proper drivers and clean early init
The value we deliver (beyond “features”)
Faster bring-up with less risk
Reproducible commands, flash/debug scripts, and instrumentation so you get to a stable baseline quickly—and know why it’s stable.
Drivers you can maintain
Production-quality drivers built from reference manuals and datasheets, integrated cleanly with devicetree/Kconfig and a test strategy.
Connectivity that survives real life
Cellular, GNSS, BLE modules, and field buses integrated with robust state handling, clear error reporting, and predictable recovery.
CI you can trust
Pre-commit automation, deterministic tests, and build pipeline hardening so engineers get fast feedback and leaders get predictable delivery.
Typical technical deliverables
- BSP stabilization: devicetree + Kconfig cleanup, pinmux/clock/power configuration, and board init simplification
- Drivers across the stack: internal and external flash (QSPI), I2C, audio pipeline (codec + playback), IMU (accel/gyro + FIFO + interrupts), BLE modules, charger/power, and RGB LED strips
- Boot and storage: MCUboot/sysbuild integration, flash partitions, and embedded filesystem support where needed
- Upgrades without drama: reduce fork/patch footprint and align with upstream practices so you can pull updates without breaking your product
- Build and release ergonomics: reliable flashing targets, debug scripts, and cleaner builds (warnings/log noise reduced)
- Test strategy: unit + integration hooks, and determinism work to reduce flaky failures in CI