IMUtility VS IMBootloader

Does anyone know of a small or medium-sized open-source project that would be interested in adapting its code to comply with safety-critical standards? Our project, https://github.com/IMProject/IMUtility, would like to port all reusable code as a utility so it could be added as a submodule. We also offer assistance in integrating ECALIER into the project.

You can take look at how we integrated MISRA C 2012 from cppcheck. We also have ECLAIR but it is not free. https://github.com/IMProject/IMUtility

You can join our project at https://github.com/IMProject/IMUtility and write a master's thesis in which you compare the latency and memory usage of algorithms written in compliance with the MISRA coding standard versus those that are not. I would expect non-MISRA algorithms to be more optimized, but nobody really knows the answer since no one has yet conducted such a comparison. This could open doors for you at all automotive companies in Germany. ;)

Link to project: https://github.com/IMProject/IMUtility

We started this small Utility code https://github.com/IMProject/IMUtility and we make sure we set up cppchecker for MISRA C 2012. Soon we get contacted by Bugseng and get the offer to integrate ECLAIR so we did it. Since ECLAIR is certificated we can tell that our open-source project is checked with a certified tool and this can maybe help some startups that don't have the money at the beginning of journey to pay for all development.

I need some suggestions. I am running this open-source project https://github.com/IMProject/IMBootloader It is a bootloader that can connect internet server and download any firmware at the microcontroller even to update itself. All communication is secure so it can prove gurantion that firmware is not replaced by malicious software.

Consider purchasing the STM32 board: https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/stm32h573i-dk.html. Once you have the board, you can port the bootloader from this GitHub repository: https://github.com/IMProject/IMBootloader. This process will teach you several useful skills, including:

Another way to achieve success would be to become a consultant and ensure that companies understand the importance of security. This way, you can help them on-demand. By the way, please take a look at our project. If you feel enthusiastic about helping us improve security and spreading the word about it, we would greatly appreciate it. https://github.com/IMProject/IMBootloader

What I would suggest doing is joining some small embedded open-source projects. For example https://github.com/IMProject/IMBootloader You can pick one microcontroller from the market and port this bootloader to it. Then you will gain experience, get some feedback when you do Pull Request, and you will have references in your CV.

I would like to share with you open-source project IMBootloader. It is a part of the IMProject ecosystem that contains a simple firmware example IMLedBlink and IMFlasher application that can communicate with the server.