Field · Connected devices
Connected devices and LoRaWAN
Sensor fleets, payload decoders and the firmware behind them, into whatever platform has to read them. A project here is staffed with project lead, hardware and firmware and integration and software, and runs through the same five steps as every other field, from a written specification.
Typical jobs
- Payload decoders, tested against real frames
- LoRaWAN and MQTT into a platform or station
- Device fleet back ends
- Firmware review
Who is on the project
- Project lead
- Hardware and firmware
- Integration and software
Projects
- An industrial IO gateway firmware — One ESP32 image carrying WiFi, Ethernet and GSM with a priority order, Modbus RTU/TCP to MQTT, 130 host test cases and a Modbus capacity stress harness on bench hardware.
- A LoRaWAN occupancy platform — Sensors, decoders, a Rails back end and an operator web app for a device fleet, worked on alongside other engineers.
The work and notes behind it
The core
The same five steps as every field
- 1
Read
Get the data off the system as it really is: the protocol, the decoder, the export, the jar. Measured, not taken from the manual.
- 2
Name
Map it to one data model with your names and tags, so the next system and the next engineer can find it.
- 3
Act
Write back only where it is meant to: priorities, schedules, commands. Every write is scoped and reversible.
- 4
Show
Put it in front of the person who needs it: a graphic, a dashboard, an alarm, an agent answer.
- 5
Hand over
Source, notes and access in your name. Support afterwards if you want it, and nothing that only we can keep alive.