Three core service areas, focused on the work medical device teams actually need: building it, making it compliant, and getting it to manufacturing.
Every project is different, but most take a familiar shape. Some are regulated medical devices; some are consumer health and wellness products that want medical-grade rigor without the regulatory overhead. The engineering is the same.
Handheld and benchtop devices built around a demanding sensor — infrared temperature, thermistors, thermocouples. Precision analog front-ends, A-to-D conversion, calibration, and the firmware that turns a raw signal into a trustworthy reading.
Battery-operated devices that measure something on the body — motion, temperature — and report it wirelessly. Low-power design, pre-certified Bluetooth modules, Qi wireless charging, and firmware that makes the battery last.
The equipment behind the product — automated test stations, calibration fixtures, and electrical automation for the production floor. Custom hardware where it's needed, driven by LabVIEW, Python, and C#.
End-to-end electrical development, from the first schematic to working, tested hardware and the firmware that drives it.
Designing and documenting to the standards medical devices live by — informed by years of doing it inside a regulated environment.
Scope note: This is engineering documentation preparation support — not regulatory strategy or quality-system consulting.
Keeping development moving — across the lifecycle, and especially across the hand-off from design to production.
Scope note: Designing fully autonomous manufacturing lines is specialist territory. Project-managing those engagements — scoping, vendor selection, and coordination — is squarely in scope.
For teams that need senior engineering leadership on a part-time basis — without committing to a full-time hire.
Drawing on real director-level experience: technical direction, hiring and performance management, and the cross-functional leadership that keeps a program on track. Available when it's the right fit, alongside the core engineering work.
Most engagements blend a few of these. Describe the problem and I'll tell you how I'd approach it.