I connect industrial design with printed-electronics manufacturing, using creative ideas and production expertise to turn concepts into practical, manufacturable products.

I do more than prepare printed-electronics artwork—I create the concepts and engineer the path to production. For more than 40 years, I have solved complex printed-electronics challenges, from originating product concepts and designing circuitry to engineering printable layers and delivering press-ready manufacturing artwork.

In 1984, I co-founded a Valencia, California, screen-printing company specializing in additive printed manufacturing for graphic overlays, membrane switches, and touch interfaces. My work includes Tidel Systems’ first Timed Access Automated Cash Control (TACC) system and TEC America’s first instantly swappable digital cash-register menu system, both conceived, designed, and manufactured around innovative printed-interface concepts.

I work as an embedded design resource. Some clients hand me a rendering and a spec and ask for a releasable artwork package. Others bring a field failure and need someone to read the construction and say what went wrong. Both are welcome.

Deliverables are unambiguous: layered production files, separations, dimensioned control drawings, die data and a written construction note that a buyer, a printer and a quality engineer can all read the same way.