About this event
Software powering embedded and IoT devices must run reliably for years in the field. Yet many teams still rely on manual builds, inconsistent toolchains, and ad-hoc testing, which can lead to costly recalls, delayed launches, security vulnerabilities, and damaged reputations.
Whereas traditional development methodologies can be restrictive—and even a liability—for such companies, modern embedded development workflows based on Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) principles:
- Automate processes and documentation
- Reduce potential for human error
- Bring agility to bug fixes and feature additions
- Streamline audits and compliance
Register for the “Medical Development is Broken” webinar where Joe Schneider, CEO and Founder of firmware development organization Dojo Five, and Shawn Prestridge, US Field Applications Engineering Manager at IAR Systems, will explain:
- Why traditional approaches to firmware development fall short and negatively impact medical projects
- Strategies for optimizing processes, improving timelines, and maintaining compliance with standards like IEC 62304
- Real-world examples of teams that broke through these barriers for success
Join us on December 12th at 10 AM PST to transform your medical device development challenges into a competitive productivity advantage.
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External speaker
Joe Schneider President & Founder @ Dojo FiveE
Joe Schneider is a husband of 1, father of 3, and a firmware developer. He is dedicated to modernizing embedded and has transformed and built organizations focused on modern embedded practices. He has worked with global Fortune 100’s all the way down to one-person startups. He is humbled to lead Dojo Five, a small consultancy and product company with the mission of modernizing 10,000 projects by the end of the decade. He holds EE and CprE degrees and has practiced for over 20 years.
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External speaker
Shawn Prestridge US FAE Team Leader @ IAR SystemsE
Shawn Prestridge has served as Senior Field Application Engineer at IAR Systems since 2008 and became the US FAE Team Leader in 2019; he has been in the software industry since 1993. Before joining IAR Systems he worked as Embedded Hardware/Software Engineer and with Embedded Development. Shawn holds a BS in Electrical Engineering, a BS in Mathematics, an MS in Electrical Engineering, an MS in Software Engineering and a PhD in Electrical Engineering specializing in Quantum Cryptography, all with Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
Dojo Five
Modernize Your Embedded Firmware DevelopmentBased in St. Paul, MN, Dojo Five offers products and services aimed at revolutionizing the embedded firmware development industry. Dojo Five seeks to modernize the firmware development and deployment experience through innovations in the quality, efficiency, and security of modern embedded firmware.
