The scope can be one focused service or a connected workflow from board definition to validation and manufacturing handover.
Each service block is framed around clear engineering work, concrete outputs, and the teams it fits best.
Board design work for embedded systems that need clean layout, practical component choices, and reliable manufacturing files.
Schematic design, PCB layout, component selection, connector planning, stack-up review, and release preparation for assembled boards.
Device-level firmware aligned with the board, peripherals, interfaces, and the real debug behavior of the hardware.
MCU firmware development, sensor integration, communication drivers, state handling, and bring-up-focused firmware support for STM32, ESP32, and similar platforms.
Support for turning designed hardware into a working prototype with an organized bring-up and debug process.
Assembly review, power-on sequencing, debug preparation, test planning, and issue tracking from first boards to stable prototype behavior.
Output preparation for assembly, inspection, vendor communication, and small-batch repeatability.
DFM checks, BOM cleanup, assembly handover support, manufacturing file verification, and test planning so released outputs are usable outside the design environment.
Focused engineering review when a team needs clarity on architecture, debug direction, or next-step technical decisions.
Review current hardware state, identify likely failure points, define validation priorities, and recommend an execution path that fits the team’s stage.
Share the board files, known issues, firmware scope, or production target. The initial review stays grounded in the actual engineering condition of the project.