Better Devices is a Berlin-based embedded engineering company. The team reasons from first principles across the whole system, validates decisions against physics and manufacturing reality rather than spec sheets, and integrates with a client’s existing hardware, interfaces, and workflows rather than imposing a fixed toolchain.
The engineers have taken devices through prototype, EVT, DVT, and into production at fleet scale, so the work is informed by what actually happens at volume and in the field.
From the decisions made before the budget commits, through development and validation, to the field investigations that keep a device running, four connected services.
Feasibility, architecture, cost, and risk, before the budget commits.
Explore → BuildElectronics, firmware, and the integration that makes a device field-ready.
Explore → ValidateHIL, automation, and CI/CD that prove the device works, release after release.
Explore → InvestigateReproducing field failures and decoding undocumented systems and protocols.
Explore →No layers, no hand-offs to junior staff, the engineer who scopes the work is the one who does it.
Founder and principal engineer, setting the technical direction for every Better Devices engagement.
Saad founded Better Devices to bring product-first thinking to hard embedded problems. He leads architecture and feasibility work across the client roster, reasoning from first principles to turn ambitious hardware concepts into evidence-backed build decisions.
Leads commercial and client partnerships, matching engineering depth to the outcomes clients actually need.
Waleed runs the commercial side of Better Devices, shaping engagements so the technical work maps to real business goals. He is the first point of contact for teams exploring a partnership and keeps delivery aligned with what matters most to the client.
Embedded electronics engineer working where firmware and silicon meet.
Halil designs and brings up embedded hardware and the firmware that drives it, focused on the signal path where electronics and software have to behave as one system. He takes prototypes from schematic to working, measured hardware.
Electronics engineer focused on circuits that hold up in the field.
Hassan designs analog and digital electronics for devices that have to survive real-world conditions. He builds honest circuits, ones that do exactly what the physics predicts, and validates them against the constraints that matter at scale.
Electronic engineer who measures the trade-offs instead of guessing them.
Maximilian works across electronic design and characterization, turning requirements into hardware and then proving it against accuracy, power, and reliability targets. He brings a measurement-driven discipline to every design decision.
Senior Python systems engineer building the automation behind fast, reliable delivery.
Asad builds the systems and automation that turn slow, manual engineering cycles into repeatable infrastructure, from test frameworks to tooling that cuts multi-week processes down to minutes. He keeps velocity high without sacrificing rigor.
