Márton Székely
Principal Firmware Consultant
Leads architecture reviews for Class II/III devices with emphasis on traceable timing evidence.
About
Small crew, dense signal
PulseForge Embedded started when a handful of firmware leads grew tired of vague “optimization” claims that evaporated under reviewer questions. We keep the roster intentionally small so every engagement includes someone who has shipped Class II firmware under EU quality standards pressure. Our office sits on Váci út, but most weeks split between remote reviews and on-site measurement days you host.
Principles we argue about on purpose
- Traceable numbers beat adjectives in every client readout.
- Verification-friendly diffs beat clever hacks that frighten QA.
- Operational honesty about scope beats heroic overtime promises.
- Patient context stays central when we discuss alarms or power.
Team
Anikó Farkas
Medical Device Systems Engineer
Connects hazard analysis inputs to concrete firmware constraints across BSP and application layers.
Dániel Tóth
Real-Time Performance Specialist
Builds measurement harnesses for RTOS, DMA, and DSP pipelines used in patient-facing modes.
Imre Koltai
Embedded Security Engineer
Reviews boot chains, secure-storage flows, and update policies without vendor-specific lock-in.
Réka Almási
Verification and Validation Lead
Aligns review findings with IEC 62304 evidence expectations and practical test schedules.
Gergő Varga
Quality Standards Advisor
Helps teams keep DHF narratives consistent with measurements external reviewers can replay.
Lili Horváth
Technical Project Manager
Keeps firmware, clinical, and operations stakeholders synchronized on scope and risk trades.
Milestones
- 2019 — First bedside RTOS audit delivered for a HU wearable OEM, establishing the latency desk template.
- 2022 — Expanded to cross-org workflow support for contract manufacturers balancing factory and field images.
- 2025 — Launched the public newsroom alongside the firmware optimization services catalog you see here.