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Selected work

Things we've built

A sample of open-source projects and client engagements. The open-source projects you can read in full; client work is described at the level our agreements allow.

Open source

Built in the open

Real code, real CI, real tests. Read the repositories before you decide whether we are the right people to call.

Open source 01

Industrial automation

bhtune

An open-source, cross-platform PID loop auto-tuner for industrial control systems.

RustAxumSQLiteReactTypeScript
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Open source 02

Industrial automation

opcda-bridge

A Rust gateway that makes legacy OPC DA servers reachable from any operating system.

RustgRPC / tonicProtocol BuffersWindows COM
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Client engagements

Applied engineering

Selected work from industrial automation, energy, AI, and distributed systems.

Client work 10

Industrial automation

Inter-PLC conversion libraries

C#/.NET libraries that improve cross-compatibility between industrial automation platforms.

C# / .NETAzureGitHub ActionsMicrosoft Unit Testing
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Client work 11

AI and speech technology

Voice biometrics QA automation

End-to-end testing and cloud delivery for voice biometric systems.

PythonJavaTensorFlowKubernetesHelm
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Client work 12

Energy and EV infrastructure

EV charging infrastructure

Distributed backend services and repeatable cloud environments for electric vehicle charging.

PythonJavagRPCRESTAWS
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Client work 13

Energy

Engineering platform modernization

Full-stack software and platform modernization supporting industrial operations and engineering workflows.

PythonGoC#TypeScriptAWS CDK
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Client work 14

Engineering, procurement, and construction

DCS commissioning tooling

Software tools and control-system engineering for a major oil sands project.

PythonC#SQLYokogawa Centum VPProSafe SIS
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Next step

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