ADD CAPACITY TO YOUR ENGINEERING TEAM

Are you an engineering manager or leader with an engineering team who doesn’t have enough hours in the day to get all the products designed for which you’re responsible? Would you like to keep your team focused on your core technology and have a team of experienced product developers take care of everything else? This is how Simplexity operates for many of our clients. We work alongside your engineers, taking on the tasks that make the most sense for getting your product to market on schedule.

Flexible Engineering Bandwidth 

If you are managing an engineering team or product development effort right now, chances are good you’d be likely to answer “yes” to some of the following questions:

• In the current business climate, have you been struggling to hire/retain the right internal team to complete needed engineering work?
• Are you nervous about adding internal staff given ongoing market uncertainty or external global threats to market stability?
• Are you concerned about your team’s current engineering bandwidth or ability to finish your project on time?
• Do you think you may need additional engineering expertise that isn’t a core strength within your internal team?
• Do you need to outsource some or all of your design engineering but are nervous about finding a reliable partner to work with?

Companies big and small are facing these types of questions and the good news is that Simplexity can help. We are very comfortable with a range of outsourced engineering working models that help our clients enhance their engineering efforts both temporarily and long-term.

Our blog, “How a Flexible Engineering Development Team Can Help Solve Hiring Challenges” addresses these questions head-on. It reviews the factors supporting flexible engineering resourcing models as well as how various models can benefit not only engineering managers but internal engineering team members.

You can also learn more about a few of the projects where we’ve co-developed products with our clients:

• Redesigning a printer to function in zero gravity that is currently being used on the International Space Station, the HP Envy Zero Gravity Printer.
• Serving as a portion of a large mechanical engineering development team when designing Microsoft’s first wearable product, the Microsoft Band.
• Designing the electronics and firmware for a fully immersive, virtual reality headset in collaboration with multiple design partners.

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Additional content related to managing capacity and partnering to manage engineering bandwidth:

• Whitepaper: A Comparative Evaluation of 4 Outsourcing Engineering Service Models
• Tips for Designing a Medical Device With a Development Partner
• Find an Expert in Mechatronics, Precision Motion Control, Gears, or Mechanisms

Next Steps: please contact us to let us know your schedule and team needs.  After we execute a non-disclosure agreement, we will set up an introductory phone call to learn more.