Question 1

Can you take over firmware another team started?

Accepted Answer

Yes — codebase rescues are a core service. We audit the architecture, reproduce the failures on hardware with SWD-level debugging, deliver a written gap assessment, and then stabilize and finish the firmware to production quality.

Question 2

Do you work on-site in the Cleveland area?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We do bench work at our Cleveland office and on-site bring-up, debugging, and integration at plants and labs across Northeast Ohio — Cleveland, Akron, Mentor, and surrounding areas.

Question 3

Who owns the firmware you write?

Accepted Answer

You do. Work-for-hire terms are standard: source code, documentation, build systems, and test evidence are delivered to your repository and your team is trained to own them.

Question 4

What does 'production-ready firmware' mean at Kyros?

Accepted Answer

The device runs correctly on real hardware through power cycles, updates, and fault conditions — with bootloader, diagnostics, and manufacturing test hooks in place. Compiling cleanly is not our definition of done.