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Modular MX with BootLoop
Nearshore embedded engineering teams in Mexico for automotive and IoT firmware, plus training and recruiting.
About the partner
Vector and NXP registered partner
Engineering teams in Hermosillo, Mexico
7 years training embedded engineers
Partnership
Why work together
Firmware teams rarely need more tools. They need more engineers who know how to use them. Modular MX builds nearshore embedded teams in Mexico with deep AUTOSAR, Zephyr, and STM32 experience. Paired with BootLoop, those engineers can bring up boards, port firmware, and validate every change on real hardware, with hardware-in-the-loop tests that keep running after the engagement ends.
Services
What they bring
Turnkey and custom embedded software projects
Staff augmentation, temporary and permanent
Definition and implementation of technical requirements
AUTOSAR stack configuration, low-level drivers, and application components
Zephyr RTOS and IoT firmware on STM32, with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
Unit, integration, and CI/CD testing with Ceedling, GTest, and PyTest
Embedded training in Zephyr, AUTOSAR MCAL, Embedded Linux, and Edge AI
How to engage
Ways to work together
Extend your team
Add Modular MX engineers to your team, temporary or permanent. They work inside your BootLoop workflow, on your benches, to your standards.
Hand over a project
Modular MX scopes and delivers turnkey embedded projects, and can use BootLoop to develop and validate the firmware on real hardware.
Use cases
Where it fits
Automotive ECUs
AUTOSAR development to ISO 26262 and ISO/SAE 21434, following the V-model and ASPICE, validated on real ECU hardware.
Zephyr and IoT devices
Connected products on STM32 with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, from first bring-up through CI.
Scaling an embedded team
Engineers who recruit and train engineers, so new hires ramp up quickly on your stack and your test benches.
Industries
Automotive · Electromobility · IoT
Getting started
Extend your team with Modular MX
Talk to Modular MX about the engineers your project needs, or book a demo to see BootLoop running on your own hardware.