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Great perspective Lucas! Finding the threads to our past in the work we do today can lead to not only engaging, fulfilling work but wonderful innovation for our customers and clients. "Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life." —Mark Twain #FulfillingWork #FunAtWork #Innovation #PlayAtWork

From Setback to Innovation: The Birth of Sunburn Schematics Last year's layoff gave me the push to finish grad school and spend more time with my family. During this period, I did some consulting and contract work, which led me to realize that turning this work into a full-time business was the perfect blend of sales and engineering I'd always wanted. In my career, I struggled to balance sales and engineering. Despite my experience in robotics and manufacturing management, I wanted to engage with customers and dive deeply into technical work. To achieve this, I worked on professional engineering projects and side projects that allowed me to pitch, sell, and market directly to customers. Through my experience with hardware startups, I noticed common challenges for young teams. Prototyping an MVP is one thing, but engineering a scalable product involves anticipating manufacturing problems, performing DFM, and setting up supply chains and distribution channels. I saw an opportunity to bridge this gap for early-stage companies. Sunburn Schematics was born from my desire to share my knowledge and expertise. A chance meeting with Glenn and Dan in downtown SF turned this idea into a full-fledged engineering team. Over tea at the Center SF, they helped me turn Sunburn Schematics into my professional focus. At Sunburn Schematics, we are a dedicated team of hardware engineers ready to help your team research, design, prototype, iterate, and manufacture your hardware. With over 40 years of combined experience in industrial design, product development, electrical and mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and firmware, we ensure your hardware projects succeed. Join us on this journey. Bring us your toughest hardware challenges, and together, we might make the unimaginable possible. #SunburnSchematics #HardwareEngineering #ProductDevelopment #Innovation #Engineering #Manufacturing #Prototyping #TechInnovation

From Setback to Innovation: The Birth of Sunburn Schematics Last year's layoff gave me the push to finish grad school and spend more time with my family. During this period, I did some consulting and contract work, which led me to realize that turning this work into a full-time business was the perfect blend of sales and engineering I'd always wanted. In my career, I struggled to balance sales and engineering. Despite my experience in robotics and manufacturing management, I wanted to engage with customers and dive deeply into technical work. To achieve this, I worked on professional engineering projects and side projects that allowed me to pitch, sell, and market directly to customers. Through my experience with hardware startups, I noticed common challenges for young teams. Prototyping an MVP is one thing, but engineering a scalable product involves anticipating manufacturing problems, performing DFM, and setting up supply chains and distribution channels. I saw an opportunity to bridge this gap for early-stage companies. Sunburn Schematics was born from my desire to share my knowledge and expertise. A chance meeting with Glenn and Dan in downtown SF turned this idea into a full-fledged engineering team. Over tea at the Center SF, they helped me turn Sunburn Schematics into my professional focus. At Sunburn Schematics, we are a dedicated team of hardware engineers ready to help your team research, design, prototype, iterate, and manufacture your hardware. With over 40 years of combined experience in industrial design, product development, electrical and mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and firmware, we ensure your hardware projects succeed. Join us on this journey. Bring us your toughest hardware challenges, and together, we might make the unimaginable possible. #SunburnSchematics #HardwareEngineering #ProductDevelopment #Innovation #Engineering #Manufacturing #Prototyping #TechInnovation

Encountering challenges and obstacles is common when developing a new product. Collaborating with a seasoned manufacturer and leveraging cutting-edge technology can help you navigate and overcome these hurdles. Design engineers, we'd like to hear from you—what are the primary challenges you face? #PCBDesign #DesignEngineer #EngineeringChallenges #InnovationStruggles #CreativeEngineering #DesignJourney #EngineeringMindset

The engineering behind one-way ballistic glass is complex and fascinating! It stops bullets moving in one direction, but lets them pass through in the opposite direction. This means it is bulletproof on one side, but not on the other.

One of the coolest parts of working in manufacturing recruitment is getting to geek out over the tech and everyday objects around us. It’s amazing to learn how they’re made and how they work. I just read this article about latches, and it’s a great overview of something we use all the time but don’t really think about. It’s fascinating to see the engineering behind these simple items. If you’re into the nuts and bolts of how things work, give it a read. It’s a good reminder of the clever design that goes into everyday stuff. #Manufacturing #Engineering #Recruitment #Tech #Innovation #reedengineering

The angles in today's #dailytubefeature are captivating. This is one of our top picks to watch so far. #metalfabrication #engineering #prototyping #tubecutting

Engineering is knowing you have to do it and you'll find a way to do it.

Crafting Excellence: How Our Engineering Team Transforms Your Ideas into Reality In the realm of custom metal fabrication, the journey from a mere concept to a tangible, impeccably crafted piece can often feel like... https://lnkd.in/gPBGyHih

Empower Your Engineering Journey: Dive Deep into PCB Design Mastery with Our Specialized Training Classes ! #construction  #civilindia  #designers #building #technologies  #nonarchitecture #constructionsite