Nduvho Edward Ramashia
Embedded Systems Engineer focused on production-deployed facility monitoring systems.
Nduvho Edward Ramashia is an Electrical & Information Engineering student at Wits University, specialising in embedded systems design and PCB development.
In 2023–2024, he designed and deployed a production pressure monitoring system at iMining (Pty) Ltd - a real-world project combining 4-20mA sensor interfacing, STM32 firmware development, custom PCB design (Autodesk Eagle), and a real-time browser-based dashboard. The system ran at 99.2% uptime and detected anomalies that manual checks would have missed.
Selah Tech Solutions is built on a direct premise: factory and workshop operations need facility monitoring systems that are reliable, measurable, and backed by engineering competence. No vaporware. No consulting fluff. Deployed systems.
BSc (Hons) Electrical & Information Engineering
University of the Witwatersrand - Final year, Sep 2026
Embedded Systems & PCB Design
STM32/ESP32 firmware (C/C++), Autodesk Eagle, 4-20mA sensor interfacing
SAIEE Student Member
South African Institute of Electrical Engineers
Industry Contributions
Contributing author to Engineering News and Mining Weekly - covering industrial technology and embedded systems applications.
Engineering Competence, Measurable Results
Factories and workshops need systems that work in harsh conditions, report accurately, and keep running. That is the only standard we build to.
Engineer-Led
Every system is designed and built by Nduvho - a Wits Electrical & Information Engineering student specialising in embedded systems and PCB design. No account managers, no outsourcing.
Production Systems, Not Prototypes
We deploy working hardware into real industrial environments. The iMining pressure monitoring system has been running continuously since 2024 - 99.2% uptime, zero false positives.
Full-Stack Hardware & Software
From 4-20mA sensor selection and custom PCB layout (Eagle) to STM32/ESP32 firmware (C/C++) and a real-time web dashboard - we own the entire stack.
Measurable Outcomes
We track what matters to facility managers: detection latency, alert accuracy, uptime, and downtime prevented. If we cannot measure it, we do not claim it.