Yes. We regularly join projects midstream—whether you’re in prototyping, migration, or verification. Our engineers adapt to your tools, coding standards, and QMS without disrupting your existing workflows.

Yes. Many of our clients start with a single engineer or a clearly scoped pilot project, then scale once we’ve proven value and fit. In fact, we encourage starting small—especially for regulated environments—because we understand how critical trust, reliability, and seamless integration are in this space.

We align with both standards in our daily work. While final certification stays with your organization, we support compliance with traceable development, V&V documentation, and risk-based workflows.

Yes. We’ve worked on projects involving outdated schematics, unsupported processors, and complex feature migration. We help you modernize without risking recertification.

We do. We’ve helped medical device teams build HIL rigs, emulators, and simulation environments for early testing, verification, or clinician-facing demos.

We’ve integrated devices using HL7, DICOM, FHIR, BLE, Ethernet, USB, and proprietary clinical protocols. We can build custom data bridges if needed.

Yes. We generate and maintain documentation that supports regulatory expectations (including IEC 62304 traceability matrices, V&V records, and risk control artifacts).

We’ve worked with ventilators, infusion pumps, patient monitors, and wearable sensors. Our teams understand how these systems are used in real-world ICU, OR, and home settings.

All projects are governed by NDAs and strict internal controls. We follow secure coding practices and never reuse your code or documentation outside the scope of your project. We’re also fully prepared for client audits and follow your internal security policies and documentation standards as part of our engagement.