norxs designs, certifies, and hardens safety-critical systems for OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and industrial manufacturers. Compliance work and hardware design are usually sourced separately, from different vendors who don't talk to each other — we do both under one engineering team, so the safety case and the board it describes are never out of sync.
We work across the full stack of a safety-critical product — the certification work that lets it ship, the embedded software that runs it, and the hardware that makes it real.
HARA and safety case development, TARA and CSMS build-out, software safety lifecycle, and traceability support — engineered to ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434, and UN R155/156.
View Services → 02 / CORE PRACTICEEmbedded firmware, real-time control algorithms, and board support packages — MISRA C compliant, with unit-test and MC/DC coverage evidence produced alongside the code.
View Services → 03 / NEW IN 2026Outsourced electronics design engagements — schematic capture through layout, prototype bring-up, and DFM review — for teams that need senior hardware engineering without hiring one.
View Services →We align with you on scope, applicable standards, and target deliverables before any design work starts — no ambiguity about what "done" means.
System-level architecture and the key design decisions get defined and agreed first — the detailed work builds on a foundation you've already reviewed.
Component-level engineering, paired with verification against the requirements set in step one — not delivered until it's been checked against them.
A structured, traceable documentation package — built for your own use or for a third-party audit, not written after the fact.
Every engagement runs under NDA. Protecting client data and intellectual property is a non-negotiable condition of how we work, not a policy footnote.
Described at a level that protects program and client confidentiality — not a client list.
Starting an ISO 26262 project, working through UN R155 type approval, scoping a hardware design engagement, or just not sure where to begin — reach out and we'll have a direct conversation.
*For Open Source License Inquiries (ISO 5230) or Security Vulnerability Reporting (ISO 18974 / NIST VDP), please use the form above or email us directly.
We'll get back to you as soon as we can — usually within a day or two.