At Devx Staffing, we've spent years building deep expertise in Assembly Language recruiting. We understand the nuances between embedded engineers who hand-write ARM, AVR or RISC‑V to hit tight cycle and memory budgets, firmware developers who mix assembly with C for bootloaders, device drivers and linker scripts, kernel and systems engineers who implement interrupt handling, context switches and MMU setup on x86-64 and ARM, and security researchers/reverse engineers who rely on disassembly and low-level tooling. That expertise lets us source candidates with the right instruction-set experience, toolchain fluency (GAS/NASM/ARMASM), and debugging skills (GDB, JTAG/SWD, logic analyzers, IDA/Ghidra), and match them to domains like embedded, automotive, aerospace, semiconductor and security. We validate fit through practical assessments—reading and writing assembly, debugging real hardware, and reviewing mixed C/assembly code—so companies get talent that meets performance, timing and safety requirements.