Services

 

Proof of Concept

Starting the development project with a proof of concept will allow you to evaluate feasibility and user interaction of your product with minimal investment and risk

Reliable design

If the proof of concept phase is a success, the design will be revisited and updated to ensure reliability, safety and compliance with all your requirements.

Extensive qualification

With an in-house fully equipped lab the design will be fully tested to prove compliance with all specifications and requirements

Small Series Production

With an in-house 3D printer and soldering oven, a first small series of your product can be manufactured for design validation, integration and user testing

About me

Experienced electrical engineer with widespread knowledge

At the University of Technology in Eindhoven i finished 2 bachelor degrees. One in Electrical Engineering to gain deep technical knowledge and one in Industrial Design to learn high level about going from an idea to a product to a business.

After my studies I worked for 2 years at Applied Microelectronics (AME) in Eindhoven as an electrical engineer. Here i gained experience in requirements definition, schematic design, verification, validation and bringing a product to mass production.

After my adventure at AME i wanted to work for a small company so I could make a lot of impact and grow together with the company. I started at ELEO where i was one of the first employees and i worked here for 6 years. First as an electrical engineer. Later as a lead engineer and a team lead. I helped bringing the first generation product to market and led the electronics development of the second generation product. Here i learned the importance of designing for reliability and safety. And i learned how to do this in a structured way.

In April 2025 i decided to start my own engineering firm with the focus of bringing reliable electronics to the market in an optimized timeline.

The stream way of working

Transparancy from a to z

Proof of Concept

The project will start the product with a proof of concept. We will define the critical requirements together, but leave the details open. I will make the first version of the product with a focus on functionality and timeline. The critical requirements will be tested and then a number of prototypes is handed over for integration and user/system testing. Based on the result we will set up a business case for the product together.

Specification

If you want to continue the product development, we go back to the specification. Contrary to the proof of concept phase, now all the relevant details will be specified in the requirements, I will make a clear project plan and architecture. This phase will end with an offer for the project.

Concept Definition

If the specification is accepted, the concept will be detailed out and shared for approval before continuing to the design phase.

Design

In the design phase the hardware design will be made and analyzed for reliability, safety, manufacturability, cost and compliance to relevant requirements and regulations. When the design is finished, it will be shared for approval before the order is placed. The software design will be started in this phase, but cannot be finalized before the hardware is ordered.

Verification & Integration

When the hardware is built, it will be tested against all relevant part specifications and requirements. This will be done at the limits to ensure compliance with the requirements under all conditions. The software will be finalized and tested in this phase.

Validation

The full product will be tested against the product requirements in this phase. This will be done to ensure compliance to the requirements we set together in the specification phase.

Handover & Support

When the product is fully tested, a small series will be handed over together with all relevant design files. This will include all files to have the parts build and to understand the design. Afterwards I can support with the integration and testing.

contact information

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