I will develop stm32 firmware using embedded c, hal and freertos for mcu projects
About this Gig
Develop reliable STM32 firmware for MCU projects using Embedded C, STM32 HAL and FreeRTOS. I can help with firmware architecture, peripheral control, driver development, task scheduling, communication interfaces and debugging for embedded applications.
What I Offer
- STM32 firmware development with Embedded C
- STM32 HAL peripheral configuration
- FreeRTOS task, queue, semaphore and timer setup
- GPIO, ADC, PWM, UART, SPI, I2C and CAN integration
- Custom peripheral drivers and control logic
- Interrupt handling and firmware debugging
- Sensor, actuator and module integration
- Code optimization and firmware updates
Why Choose Me
- Structured and maintainable firmware architecture
- Clear embedded C code with practical documentation
- Focus on stable MCU operation and efficient resource use
- Support for STM32 based prototypes and production projects
Deliverables
- Complete firmware source code
- STM32 project files
- Peripheral and driver modules
- FreeRTOS configuration
- Build and flashing instructions
- Testing notes and documentation
Send your STM32 requirements, MCU model and project specifications. Message me now to discuss your firmware project.
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FAQ
Which STM32 microcontrollers can you work with?
I can work with STM32 families such as STM32F0, F1, F3, F4, F7, G0, G4, H5, H7, L0, L4 and related Cortex-M devices.
Can you develop firmware using FreeRTOS?
Yes. I can implement tasks, queues, semaphores, mutexes, software timers and interrupt-based workflows with FreeRTOS.
Which STM32 peripherals can you integrate?
GPIO, ADC, PWM, UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, timers, DMA, watchdogs and other required peripherals can be integrated.
Can you work with existing STM32 firmware?
Yes. I can review, debug, modify, optimize and extend existing Embedded C and STM32 HAL projects.
What files should I provide before development starts?
Share the STM32 MCU model, firmware requirements, hardware schematic, peripheral details, communication protocols and any existing source files.

