SEPLE manufactures embedded security hardware (CCTV, fire alarms, access control, cash management) using microcontroller stacks (STM32, ESP32) paired with IoT protocols (MQTT, BLE, Ethernet). The tech footprint—heavy on firmware (RTOS, UART, I2C, RS485) with minimal cloud adoption—reflects a hardware-first business model serving on-premise physical security. Hiring skews junior engineering (12 of 19 roles), suggesting either high operational churn or capacity-building for scale in field deployments and maintenance contracts.
SEPLE is a privately held manufacturer of integrated physical security and facility management solutions headquartered in Kolkata with 500–1,000 employees. Founded in 1984 and ISO 9001:2015 certified, the company delivers CCTV surveillance systems, intruder and fire alarm systems, access control panels, IoT-based safety solutions, and ancillary services including cash logistics, guarding, and facility management. Primary revenue drivers are hardware sales and annual maintenance contracts (AMC) for multi-site customer deployments. The business operates entirely in India.
STM32 and ESP32 microcontrollers paired with MQTT, BLE, Ethernet, and RS485 protocols. Firmware development uses RTOS; hardware debugging uses oscilloscope and JTAG.
Maintaining ELV systems across multiple customer sites, revenue generation, and relationship growth—typical pain points for hardware-plus-services businesses with distributed deployments.
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