Embedded Systems Engineering

Embedded Systems Engineering That Ships

32bitmicro LLC delivers secure, production-grade embedded firmware and Linux platforms — from architecture through production release. We ship complete embedded platforms so your team can focus on product differentiation.

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Core Capabilities

Production engineering across the full embedded stack: boot, firmware, Linux, security, diagnostics, and release support.

Embedded Linux

Kernel, device tree, drivers, filesystems, and production BSP integration.

Firmware & RTOS

C/C++ firmware, Zephyr RTOS, bare-metal systems, peripherals, and real-time control.

Secure Boot

Root of trust, signing, rollback protection, measured boot, and field update integrity.

Board Bring-Up

Bootloader, clocks, pins, buses, storage, power, debug, and early hardware validation.

Diagnostics

Logs, telemetry, crash analysis, watchdog recovery, and production observability.

Release Support

Build automation, validation, documentation, handoff, and long-term maintenance.

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Open Source Proof

Public engineering work backs the consulting practice, from terminal IDE workflows to MCU frameworks and CPU reference material.

etui terminal IDE showing source, build, debug, serial, flash, and probe workflows.

etui, MMCU, and MCUNexus

32bitmicro builds and documents tools for embedded firmware workflows: terminal-first development, C++20 MCU scaffolding, and CPU-core technical references.

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Project Outcomes

Representative work centers on secure boot, BSP and kernel enablement, RTOS firmware, board bring-up, diagnostics, OTA updates, and production handoff.

Portfolio overview of embedded systems projects including secure boot, BSP, RTOS, diagnostics, test bench, and OTA update work.
Secure boot
Root of trust and signed releases
BSP bring-up
Bootloader, kernel, drivers, board support
Field support
Diagnostics, telemetry, update paths
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How Engagements Run

A disciplined lifecycle moves from discovery through architecture, bring-up, validation, release, and support.

1

Discovery

Define goals, constraints, target hardware, risks, schedule, and success criteria.

2

Architecture

Choose the system shape: OS/RTOS split, boot chain, interfaces, security, and test strategy.

3

Prototype

Build early firmware and platform slices to retire risk on real hardware.

4

Bring-Up

Integrate bootloader, kernel, drivers, board support, and basic system validation.

5

Validation

Verify performance, reliability, security, diagnostics, and update behavior.

6

Release

Package signed artifacts, production tests, documentation, and handoff materials.

7

Support

Operate with field diagnostics, regression triage, updates, and lifecycle maintenance.

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