Consulting portfolio / N7 Consulting
In progressOther consulting projects
Domains covered, how a mission runs, what is published
Scope
- Published
- Cases the client has cleared for publication
- Cleared so far
- One: SOGECLAIR
- Not published
- Client names, deliverables and figures that have not been cleared
- Role
- Consultant on missions, then CTO of the pole
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Engineering domains
The domains the pole takes missions in.
- Embedded systemsMicrocontroller firmware, peripheral bring-up, serial and industrial links, migration of existing products onto current silicon. This is where the SOGECLAIR case sits.
- Industrial communicationSerial protocols, framing and error handling, and the bridges between an industrial link and an IP network.
- NetworkingEthernet at the MAC and PHY level, and IP stacks on constrained targets.
- ElectronicsSchematic design, component selection, board bring-up and hardware validation.
- Signal and dataAcquisition chains, instrumentation and the processing applied to what they record.
- Software engineeringTooling and applications delivered around the above, where the mission requires them.
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Published cases
One case is cleared for publication. Other delivered missions belong to their clients and are listed only once the client agrees.
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How a mission runs
The CTO side of the work: how a mission goes from brief to acceptance.
- ScopingThe technical problem written as a specification with an acceptance criterion, before anyone is staffed to it.
- FeasibilityAn explicit judgement on whether the pole can carry the mission with the people and time available, including declining.
- StaffingEngineers matched to the competence the mission needs, with a named technical owner.
- Technical reviewReview points during the mission rather than only at the end.
- Acceptance and handoverDelivery against the criterion agreed at scoping, with the documentation the client needs to carry the work on.