
Embedded Firmware Development
Firmware that holds up in the field, not just on the bench
Production firmware for microcontrollers and RTOS targets — drivers, bootloaders, communication stacks and power optimisation.
Hardware, firmware, FPGA, Embedded Linux, IoT and secure cloud software — delivered by one accountable team, so nothing falls between the disciplines.

Firmware that holds up in the field, not just on the bench
Production firmware for microcontrollers and RTOS targets — drivers, bootloaders, communication stacks and power optimisation.

From schematic to a board that is ready to manufacture
End-to-end electronics design: schematic capture, component selection, signal and power integrity, prototyping and design for manufacturability.

Layouts that pass signal integrity and manufacture cleanly
Single-layer through complex multi-layer PCB layout, including high-speed interfaces, high-density boards and RF and mixed-signal designs.

Custom digital logic, verified before it reaches silicon
RTL design, verification and FPGA implementation in VHDL, Verilog and SystemVerilog across Xilinx, Intel (Altera) and Lattice devices.

Boards that boot reliably and stay maintainable for years
Board support packages, kernel and device driver development, root filesystem customisation and real-time Linux for ARM, x86 and RISC-V targets.

Devices, connectivity and dashboards that work as one system
End-to-end IoT: connected device development, edge processing, resilient connectivity and cloud integration with operational dashboards.

Cloud infrastructure sized to the workload, not the brochure
Cloud architecture, migration, cost and performance optimisation, monitoring and security across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.

Specialist embedded engineers who integrate with your team
Experienced embedded, hardware, FPGA and IoT engineers embedded into your team on short-term, long-term or project-based engagements.
Hardware, firmware and software are designed together. Nobody gets to blame the layer above or below, because it is the same team.
We design around brownouts, dropped links, failed updates and sensors that lie, because that is what real deployments produce.
Work lands in your repositories, documented, with a handover so your team can maintain it after we step away.
Enquiries reach the people who would do the work. You get a technical answer and an honest view of scope, including the parts you may not need us for.
Requirements, constraints and the failure modes that matter, established before anything is quoted.
Hardware, firmware and software decisions made together, with the trade-offs written down and agreed.
Incremental delivery proven on real hardware, rather than a large integration risk at the end.
Design for manufacture, release engineering, and maintenance as revisions and security patches land.
Yes. Plenty of engagements are a single piece - a PCB layout, a board bring-up, a driver - alongside a team that handles the rest. Taking the whole stack is an option, not a condition.
You do, in full. Source code, schematics, layouts and documentation are delivered into your repositories and the IP is assigned to you. This is set out in the contract before work starts.
With a technical conversation, not a proposal. We establish what the product has to do, the constraints around it and the failure modes that matter, then scope from there. That discovery work is the cheapest part of any project and prevents the most expensive mistakes.
Yes. The work is delivered remotely and reviewed online, so location is rarely a constraint. We are based in Bengaluru and can meet in person when a project genuinely benefits from it.
Often, and it is a common request. We review what exists, document how it actually behaves and stabilise it. We only recommend a rewrite when the existing base cannot carry the roadmap, and we will say so plainly with reasons.
No account managers in the middle. Tell us what you are building and the constraint you are up against, and you will get a technical reply with an honest view of scope and timeline. We usually reply within one business day.