Liquid
Electronics
Embedded systems engineering

Your specifications.
Proven on the bench.

Pay for agreed milestones or validated results—not engineering hours.

Tell me about your project
  1. 01

    Your need

    Tell us what you need the embedded system to do.

  2. 02

    Agreed specifications

    We define measurable requirements together.

  3. 03

    Agreed physical tests

    Before design begins, we agree the benchtop validation suite and pass criteria.

  4. 04

    Outcome-based payment

    We agree the deliverables, payment schedule, and release criteria for your project before work begins.

PCB design · Firmware · Integration · ValidationDirect collaboration with Adam Jones
01 / Engineering

The board, the code,
and how they work together.

01

Hardware

Circuit architecture, component selection, simulation, schematic capture, PCB layout, and manufacturing files.

02

Firmware

Embedded software, device interfaces, board bring-up, and the control logic that makes the hardware do its job.

03

Integration & validation

Prototype assembly coordination, bench testing, debugging, and validation against the agreed requirements.

The agent harness

See how the engineering works.

A walkthrough using PulseClip, a real PCB design developed with the harness.

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02 / The engineer

I’m Adam Jones, an embedded systems engineer and the founder of Liquid Electronics.

I work directly with customers through the engineering process, from defining the problem to testing the result. My background is electrical engineering; my focus is the complete system.

I’m building an agent harness that connects engineering tools, design work, and verification. It supports my work across hardware and firmware, while I remain responsible for delivery.

The mission

Industrialize and democratize
embedded systems engineering.

Make it easier to turn an idea into a working embedded system, and make that engineering capability accessible to more people.

What are you building?

Send me a little about your project and what you need it to do.