I have over 10 years of experience as a Mechanical Engineer, within both the government and commercial sectors. I hold both a Bachelor's and a Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Un... Read more

I have over 10 years of experience as a Mechanical Engineer, within both the government and commercial sectors. I hold both a Bachelor's and a Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Central Florida (Class of 2008 and 2015 respectively), where I was a member of the American Institute for Aeronautics and Astronautics, as well as the president of the UCF student chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers. My experience spans many creative and complex projects ranging from automobile braking systems to deployable space antennas. I have extensive experience in conceptualizing, designing, and manufacturing of ruggedized designs for use in sub-sea robotics systems as well as COTS electronics for use in extreme environments. I have succeeded in many designs from concept through small scale manufacturing, both for corporations as well as my own business. My sub-sea design work includes the mechanical design of a marine robotics system that provides for a reconfigurable electronics payload, as well as a universal manipulator mounting system. I have also recently developed a marine buoy which included the design and manufacture of sealed pressure vessels. I currently am developing a line of underwater LED lights which I am in the process of taking from prototype to production. These lights are designed to be rugged and work in the harsh marine environment with essentially zero maintenance. I have previously designed and manufactured a line of license plate mounting brackets for various motorcycles. My Engineering interests are based around the marine and automotive fields, as well as aerospace and consumer goods.

My name is Jonathan Greenwald, and I am a 28 year old New Product Development engineer who has been working in the Medical Device industry for approximately 7 years. I have a Bachelors Degree in Mater... Read more

My name is Jonathan Greenwald, and I am a 28 year old New Product Development engineer who has been working in the Medical Device industry for approximately 7 years. I have a Bachelors Degree in Materials Science and Engineering (University of Florida MSE), a Masters degree in Medical Device and Diagnostic Engineering (University of Southern California MDDE), and am currently working on my Masters in Business Administration (University of Florida).

I’m a CAD/CAM designer with a strong background in CNC manufacturing and design for manufacturing (DFM). With years of hands-on experience running CNC machines and developing production workflows, I s... Read more

I’m a CAD/CAM designer with a strong background in CNC manufacturing and design for manufacturing (DFM). With years of hands-on experience running CNC machines and developing production workflows, I specialize in creating precise, production-ready 3D models and toolpaths that bridge the gap between design and the shop floor. My expertise includes: • Fusion 360 CAD/CAM – 3D modeling, assemblies, parametric design, and simulation. • CNC Programming – 2.5D and 3D milling, toolpath optimization, and post-processing for real-world machining. • Design for Manufacturing (DFM) – Engineering parts and assemblies that are not only functional, but efficient to produce, reducing costs and lead times. • Technical Drawings & Documentation – Industry-standard blueprints, tolerancing, and assembly instructions. • Rapid Prototyping – Preparing models for CNC machining, 3D printing, and other prototyping methods. I understand the challenges that come with moving a design into production. My background on the manufacturing floor means I design with real-world constraints, materials, and machining processes in mind. Whether you need a concept modeled, a prototype developed, or a full set of CNC-ready files, I can help you turn your idea into a manufacturable product. If you’re looking for a designer who knows both the software and the machine, let’s connect.