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As an Embedded Systems Developer I am mostly responsible for low level firmware architecture and implementation. After almost 10 years of experience in commercial projects I have an opinion of a persistent problem solver and reliable advisor. I put great pressure on overall development process quality and eagerly adapt to new technologies. The thing I most like about the job is the transition it offers from 'how does it work' curiosity domain into 'how do I make it work' engineering experience.

I am an embedded systems engineer and team leader at Embevity, specializing in firmware development, low-level programming, and hardware design. I hold a master’s degree from the Silesian University of Technology.
With a strong focus on real-time systems, I have extensive experience working with Zephyr RTOS and developing robust, efficient embedded solutions from concept to production. I lead development teams, guide architectural decisions, and enjoy solving complex technical challenges with a practical, hands-on approach.
Driven by curiosity and a deep interest in new technologies, I’m passionate about creating reliable, high-performance embedded devices that bring real value to users.

I am a Project Manager with several years of experience in project and change management, working with teams, clients, and suppliers across different projects and organizations. I focus on effective planning, strong organization, and goal-oriented execution to ensure projects run smoothly and efficiently. Clear and transparent communication is especially important to me - both within project teams and in cooperation with clients and external partners. I enjoy creating structured processes, solving problems, and supporting effective collaboration across teams.

From the initial concept of a product, through the design of an embedded system, to the implementation of a working prototype – this is where I thrive. Oriented at low-level layers, my interests include foundational software, RTOS, Linux, FPGA, and mixed-domain hardware design. My curiosity often leads me to explore system-level design decisions. The experience I have gained over the years, combined with a sustained eagerness to learn, are the values I bring to a team – sharing knowledge and contributing to others’ growth is invaluable to me.
Driven by the belief that one can find fulfilment in their work, I seek to tackle ever-evolving challenges involving advanced technologies in embedded electronics, aiming to build a bridge between science fiction and reality.

At Embevity, I design the hardware components of electronic devices, with a strong focus on electromagnetic compatibility. I enjoy taking on challenges that span from concept to finished product, including electronics design, mechanical integration, and compliance testing. I find satisfaction in turning ideas into functional, standards-compliant solutions. In my free time, I enjoy staying active outdoors.

My work focuses on developing firmware for microcontrollers and software for embedded Linux devices. Crafting robust, efficient, and reliable solutions is my core priority. I thrive on new challenges and have a relentless drive for self-improvement. I enjoy working in a team to tackle even the hardest problems.

I'm an embedded software developer focusing on reliable and maintainable, well documented code. At Embevity, I'm responsible for writing low-level, efficient code for various MCUs. I enjoy exploring various software tools and electronics inner workings. I spend my free time reading history books, making scale models and petting my cat.

As a tester I test hardware and software using Python and automation tools. I am very curious and inquisitive both at work and I everyday life. The job allows me to broaden my technical knowledge, teaches me to focus on details and develops analytical thinking.
Why tests? – a multitude of environments, a variety of designs and the possibility od spoiling anything I can get my hands on.

I bring over 5 years of experience in driving strategic growth for mid-sized tech companies. At Embevity, I focuse on identifying new market opportunities, building strong client relationships, and streamlining partnership strategies. Her analytical mindset and collaborative approach help bridge the gap between technical teams and business goals. Outside of work, Katarzyna enjoys motorcycling.

I am a Project Manager who believes in transparency, clear communication, and empathy in everyday work. I like creating a positive and collaborative environment where people feel comfortable, motivated, and supported.
I am passionate about Scrum and always looking for ways to improve processes and make teamwork more effective. I enjoy organizing work, solving problems, and helping teams achieve their goals in a smooth and efficient way.
I also had the opportunity to run two of my own businesses a kids bistro and an online sportswear store. This experience gave me a better understanding of business, customer needs, and teamwork from different perspectives.
I combine organizational skills with a people-focused approach, always aiming to deliver good results while building positive relationships within the team.

I`m an software developer focused on embedded various MCU`s firmware.
I like startup hardware and develop applications for it.
I`m focused on real time solutions and low level development.
I`m coding on bare metal and Zephyr OS.
I like to investigate problems on boundary between hardware and software.

Embedded software developer with focus on embedded Linux systems and high-level applications. Providing solutions that bridges the gap between low-level work of my peers and user-facing functionality, ensuring that our systems offer interfaces that are intuitive, user-friendly, and provide a straightforward experience.
Beyond work, I also dabble in Linux and what it has to offer - customizing systems and experimenting with new tools and workflows. In my free time, I’m also an avid gamer.

I manage new business development, marketing, and HR. As a board member, I oversee strategic issues and processes, and I actively contribute to solving daily challenges - drawing insights and proposing improvements. In my free time, I enjoy a variety of sports, including cycling, skiing, running, and swimming. A good book always catches my attention - if only I can find the time to read one.

I'm an embedded software developer focusing on creating software for real-time systems. I also have experience in embedded software testing, which helps me ensure reliability and performance in demanding environments. Outside of work, I enjoy running, road cycling, and sport climbing.

He has 5 years of experience of being the CTO and member of the board of an embedded systems company.
In 2020 Krzysztof has made a decision of creating a new group that will become a leader in delivering
embedded solutions combined with digital signal processing design.

As a tester I test hardware and software using Python and automation tools. I am very curious and inquisitive both at work and I everyday life. The job allows me to broaden my technical knowledge, teaches me to focus on details and develops analytical thinking.
Why tests? – a multitude of environments, a variety of designs and the possibility od spoiling anything I can get my hands on.

I have always been interested in electronics and modern technologies. At work, I pursue my interests by creating embedded software that controls the operation of various devices. On a daily basis I usually program in C and Python. I enjoy spending my free time reading books, playing board games with my friends and listening to podcasts, among other things.

With over twelve years of experience, I've found my place at the intersection of hardware, firmware, and FPGA design. FPGA development is where I'm most at home, but it's grounded in hands-on experience with schematic capture, PCB design, and embedded firmware. Having worked across these layers, I naturally gravitate toward system-level architecture, where I can connect the technical details with the bigger picture. I really enjoy working with teams that are passionate, skilled, and not afraid of tackling complex challenges.

I'm an embedded software developer with passion for low-level systems.
I like startup hardware and develop applications for it.
I'm focused on real time solutions and low level development.
I enjoy diving deep into microcontroller architectures and optimizing code for perfomence.
In my free time, I like cycling, hiking in the mountains and reading fantasy books.

As a specialist in embedded programming, I create efficient and reliable code for microcontrollers, ensuring high-integrity hardware-software integration and real-time performance. I also develop the supporting software and tools necessary to improve workflows and overall system capability. Ultimately, I build robust solutions designed to operate predictably and meet rigorous practical demands.
In my own time, I continue to explore my interest in how systems behave, experimenting with electronics, testing new development tools, and constantly deepening my understanding of low-level operations.

With nearly two decades of professional experience in leadership, product development, and project delivery, I specialize in managing complex technology projects - particularly in the areas of embedded systems, electronics, software, and hardware-driven innovation.

As a Project Manager with a technical background, I bridge the gap between engineering teams, business stakeholders, and customers. I lead projects end-to-end: from concept definition and requirements gathering, through planning, execution, risk management, and delivery, to post-implementation support and continuous improvement.

My experience includes managing multidisciplinary teams across hardware, firmware, FPGA, software, and system integration domains. I have led projects in demanding environments, including laboratory and defence-class solutions, where reliability, quality, precision, and compliance are critical.

I combine technical understanding with strong interpersonal and organizational skills, enabling effective communication with both engineers and executive stakeholders. My management approach is focused on transparency, ownership, collaboration, and delivering measurable business value.

My key areas of expertise include:

End-to-end Project and Product Management
Embedded Systems and Electronics Development
Hardware / Firmware / Software Coordination
Cross-functional Team Leadership
PMO and Process Development
Risk, Budget and Delivery Management
Stakeholder and Customer Communication
Agile and Hybrid Project Delivery
Product Lifecycle and Operational Management
I believe that successful project delivery is built on a combination of technical excellence, strong relationships, and disciplined execution, ensuring products are delivered on time, within budget, and aligned with business goals.

I'm an embedded software developer with a passion for building reliable, low-level systems that power innovative hardware. At Embevity, I work on firmware development and real-time applications, making sure our solutions are both efficient and scalable. I enjoy diving deep into microcontroller architectures and optimizing code for performance. When I’m not coding, you’ll probably find me tinkering with DIY electronics or exploring new hiking trails.

I have been designing PCBs from the beginning of my professional career.
The more complex they are, the better.
I am also responsible for coordinating the process of prototyping.
As a board member, I also care about the company's development strategy.

My professional career has allowed me to develop in many areas related to embedded systems. Starting as a low-level programmer, I worked on projects that required engineers to frequently step outside their comfort zone and learn new things on an ongoing basis. This allowed me to gain competence in application programming, FPGA and hardware design.
I am most comfortable implementing complex measurement systems that combine
FPGA, hardware and firmware. I like it when the subject matter of a project is scientifically oriented and requires preliminary familiarization with the theory behind the measurement being performed.
Outside of work, I am a musician, a lover of literature and cinema, and a beginner judoka.

During my career, first as a designer of industrial automation systems and then as a designer in the R&D department of a manufacturing company, I have created solutions of various scales, from small sensors, through advanced LED controllers, precise DC, BLDC, and stepper motor controllers, to large-scale power and control systems for large industrial facilities.

At Embevity, I am responsible for hardware design, and I possess extensive knowledge of hardware, firmware, implementation into mass production, and many complementary areas such as mechanics, graphic design, reverse engineering, troubleshooting, documentation supervision, etc., which provides a comprehensive perspective on the designed and verified product.
In my work, I prioritize quality and pay attention to detail.

I enjoy challenging projects and R&D work, so I appreciate Embevity's wide range of design tasks in high-speed, Signal Integrity, Power Integrity, EMC, RF, and more, as well as its competent team, which positively surprises with its capabilities.

I am new to the Embevity team. My bio is in progress.

My main role at Embevity is to design and develop embedded Linux systems that are both reliable and cybersecure. Additionally, I assist the team and our clients in meeting compliance requirements, with a strong focus on the Cyber Resilience Act and RED-DA.
In my free time, I enjoy tinkering, reading mostly non-fiction books, and spending quality time with my family.

Embedded systems development requires proficiency in multiple domains. Over the years I have acquired plethorea of skills, spanning various technologies including hardware design, FPGAs, bare-metal firmware, embedded software and even web interfaces. Experience taught me humility, but have not exstinguished the joy of accomplishment and drive for self-improvement. No mater the challenge, I strive for excellence. Wide array of interests enables me to see "the big picture", from single transistor to complex distributed system. After all, our clients seek neither code nor PCB traces - they need solutions to their problems, which I am happy to provide as an engineer.