<ul><li>DevOps, as commonly understood in the context of continuous code building and production operations, does not seamlessly apply to embedded software development.</li><li>In embedded systems, developers focus on writing software for physical devices, with workflows involving local hardware work, version control, and CI/CD pipeline compliance.</li><li>Key differences in embedded software include advanced system testing by dedicated QA teams, management of releases for factory line integration, and software maintenance through controlled OTA updates post-launch.</li><li>The closest to a DevOps role in embedded development is the CI/CD expert mainly responsible for maintaining pipelines and infrastructure to support development, not software production and deployment.</li></ul>

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