Professional Network

For example, a project may require that a sensor not only withstands exposure to specific environments but connects to a circuit board through a waterproof interface, and fits within the shape of an artist’s rendering. It may need specialized materials for biocompatibility, an antenna for wireless communication, or provisions for future firmware updates. Mechanical design brings these elements together, but it’s clear that to go from concept to final product, you need expertise beyond just one discipline.

This is where my industry connections come into play. Having worked on a wide range of projects, I’ve developed a network of reliable professionals who specialize in areas outside of my core skillset. Whether it’s industrial design, embedded systems and hardware engineering, material science, or even regulatory compliance, I have trusted colleagues to collaborate with. I work with industrial designers to refine aesthetics, hardware engineers to optimize electronics, medical professionals to guide medical applications, and compliance inspectors to ensure products meet regulatory standards.

Additionally, my network includes professionals who can assist with the broader aspects of bringing a product to market—such as investment opportunities, government grants, and contract manufacturing. These relationships allow me to offer a full-service approach, ensuring that all aspects of a project are covered, even when they extend beyond mechanical design.

By tapping into this broad network, I ensure that any gaps in expertise are filled quickly and effectively, allowing my clients to benefit from a cohesive team of specialists without the burden of assembling one themselves.