Why I started PerunTeCH
Two companies, one motivation: building systems my son's generation can rely on. The honest story of going from safety-critical SoCs to founding an AI tools company.
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Notes on systems, safety, and AI.
Write-ups from building reliable systems and practical AI tools. Sample content — only the founder note is a full post so far.
Audit trails for AI-written work
If an LLM drafted it, you should be able to prove what it knew and when. How we bring traceability discipline from ISO 26262 into AI-assisted workflows.
Safety standards as design inputs, not paperwork
Compliance follows naturally from architecture when you treat the standard as a requirement source. Lessons from automotive SoCs and rail.
Checkpoints beat magic: designing assistant flows
Step-by-step flows with clear confirmations outperform end-to-end automation for high-stakes tasks. What our prototypes taught us.
The Verified-Record Method
Representing myself in court taught me a discipline: write everything down, with dates and times. It now ships inside our AI Engineering product.
Keeping embedded systems debuggable
Connecting low-level firmware to higher-level tooling without losing debuggability — patterns from MSP430 hobby work to production SoCs.