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About Blockwise Engineering |
We invent, design, develop, and build specialized manufacturing equipment.
By
striving
to see
the
relationships
between
product,
process,
and
equipment,
we have
built a
record
of
successful
commercialization
of new
and
different
ways to
make
things.
Our
machines
are
strong
in
details,
refinement,
and
documentation,
as well
as well
thought-out
architecture
appropriate for the application.
Blockwise was formed in the year 2000, and recent revenues exceed $1
million
per
year.
Our lean
and fast
team
includes
three
mechanical
engineers
(one MS,
two BS),
three
machinist
/
toolmakers,
and
specialists
in
machine
assembly,
software,
production
planning,
and
purchasing.
We have
strategic
relationships
with
several
specialized
machining
and
fabrication
suppliers,
and we
have a
complete
in-house
machine
shop
with CNC.
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Ed Goff ergoff@blockwise.com
Ed
Goff
graduated
from Arizona
State
University
in 1984, and
holds a
Masters
Degree
Mechanical
Engineering,
specializing
in Dynamic
Systems and
Controls.
He started
his career
at Honeywell
Engines. By
1993, Ed had
analyzed and
designed
engine
control
systems of
five
aircraft,
including
the
Airbus A340
and the
Boeing 777,
and was
supervising
the
division's
control
systems
engineers.
In 1993, Ed
joined W. L.
Gore's
Medical
Electronic
Products
Division,
where he
developed
products and
unique
manufacturing
processes,
and served
as
Engineering
Leader of a
medical wire & cable
plant.
In 1999, Ed
shifted to
catheter
balloon
development
at Gore. In
2000, Ed
founded
Blockwise
Engineering
to develop
innovative
manufacturing
and testing
equipment
for the
medical
industry.
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Justin Knight
juknight@blockwise.com
Justin
Knight
graduated
from San
Diego State
University
in 2001, and
holds a
Bachelors
Degree in
Mechanical
Engineering.
He started
his career
at Seacon
Branter,
Advanced
Products
Division.
Justin
designed and
tested
sub-sea
mateable
fiber optic
and electric
connectors,
most notably
the
Hydralight
fiber optic
connector.
After moving
to Arizona
in 2003,
Justin began
work at
Bioquest,
where he
designed a
spinal disc
implant wear
testing
machine.
Later in
2003 Justin
joined
Blockwise
Engineering.
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J.J. Warriner
jjwarriner@blockwise.com
J.J.
Warriner
received his
BS degree in
Mechanical
Engineering
from Brigham
Young
University
in 2002. He
began his
career at
Resodyn
Corporation
where he
helped
develop
their
ResonantAcoustic
technology.
He was
responsible
for the
vibration
analysis and
optimization,
mechanical
design,
control
software and
user
interface
for various
machines.
In 2005 he
moved to
Arizona and
joined
Honeywell
Aerospace
where he
worked on
the
development
and
qualification
of valves
for business
jets. J.J.
joined
Blockwise
Engineering
early in
2006.
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