Quality Engineering
Kallows is an international Engineering Services Provider with offices located in the state of Goa, India and in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Kallows provides a wide array of contract software engineering services either onsite or outsourced. For example: software requirements analysis, software design, code development, debugging, testing, and maintenance of software. We specialize in embedded systems, DSP, and mobile development. Here are some specific areas:
- Embedded software/firmware. Including various Motorola, TI, and Intel chips.
- Porting of existing embedded applications to new platforms from the code analysis phase to final product testing.
- Assembly language coding and device drivers including pre-production prototyping and testing of hardware interfaces.
- Signal Processing Firmware. Various transforms, filters and other DSP algorithms for biomedical, control systems, and image processing systems.
- Educational expertise with experienced lecturers, professors, and presenters.
- Software applications. Including C/C++ and Java. Platforms include Unix and Microsoft.
- Web-based software. Including Perl, PHP, Java, and various SQL databases.
- Web-based content. Including HTML, XML, CSS and Java
- Web server setup and administration. Redhat Linux-based systems are a specialty.
Technical Education Services
Kallows also provides educational lectures and classes. Lecture topics cover: Linux Architecture, Linux and Embedded Systems, Introductory DSP, and Java. In addition, Kallows home office in Ponda Goa will soon be offering courses in Sun Certified Java Programming.
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