Overview
Qteal operates in IT services and IT consulting with a philosophy centered on fixing systems rather than addressing people-based issues. The company emphasizes systematic approaches to technical problems.
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- Your team is working on the fix. Your customer is still living with the bug. In embedded software, the consequences can keep growing while engineers work towards a solution. An audio dropout in a gaming headset is frustrating. In a hearing aid, it could mean missing a warning sound. A temperature control bug could make an office uncomfortable. In a warehouse storing temperature-sensitive goods, it could mean spoiled stock before anyone notices. The context changes the stakes. And the cost of the update tells only part of the story.
- How do you know your embedded software is ready for the real world? At Qteal, we help teams answer that question every day. What has been tested? Which risks remain? And what evidence supports the decision to ship? That’s why we’re introducing The Trust Belt: a ten-part blog series about embedded software risk, how to keep it under control, and what changes when AI accelerates development. Our goal is to help engineering and business leaders build a shared understanding of software quality: how technical decisions affect the
- Last Friday, five of us joined BREWTCON in Lier for a day full of interesting talks, open space sessions and great conversations with the testing community. Our own Isha Pathan also took the stage with her talk "From Complex Configurations to Tester-Friendly Test Plans", sharing a practical approach to making a complex test system more manageable. Always great to learn from others, share experiences and connect with people who are just as passionate about software quality as we are. Thanks to the BREWT-team for bringing everyone
- We love sharing how we work, but here’s a rare post about what we actually do every day: Helping product teams understand where their software can go wrong, before their users do. From building solid test strategies and automating complex test setups to integrating quality into CI/CD pipelines and making results visible through clear dashboards. In short: we test, automate and improve embedded software quality. That’s Qteal. And we’re pretty good at it :-)
- More features. More integrations. More complexity. Modern embedded software asks more from your testing than it did five years ago. Has your testing strategy kept up? That's exactly the kind of question Qteal engineers love solving. #software #softwaretesting #embeddedsoftware
- What if mobility was shared instead of owned? At Qteal, we asked ourselves a simple question: Does everyone really need to own a large car, a roof box or a bike rack... all year round? Probably not. So together with our co-workers, we made our mobility a little smarter. Instead of everyone buying everything themselves, we share it. Through our internal mobility budget, co-workers can simply rent what they need, when they need it. Less waste. More flexibility. More freedom. It's a small initiative, but it's exactly the kind of
- One of our biggest investments? Getting our engineers in the same room. Every project is different. Different technologies, different challenges, different lessons. Bringing everyone together means those lessons don't stay within one project. People share what worked, what didn't and how they'd approach it next time. It's a simple way to make sure every Qtealer benefits from the experience of the entire team. #SoftwareEngineering #EmbeddedSystems #EngineeringLife
- You think the only thing we do is code? 👀 Before we dive into solutions, we first try to understand the bigger picture. How is the team working today? Where does ownership get lost? Why do bugs keep coming back? And what is actually slowing delivery down? That's why we always start with a Sprint Zero. We sit together with the team, challenge assumptions and identify what really needs to improve. From there, we don't stay on the sidelines. Our engineers become part of your team, taking ownership, sharing ideas and improving the
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