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Simplexity Product Development is a Seattle-based company specializing in product development for medical devices, biotech instrumentation, medical wearables, and connected consumer products. Founded in 2017 by former engineers from Stratos Product Development, the office boasts a team of mechanical, electrical, and firmware software engineers experienced in all stages of the product development cycle. The Seattle team at Simplexity collaborates closely with engineers from other office locations to provide clients with a wide range of expertise, ensuring high-quality and innovative solutions for their projects. With a focus on minimizing product development risks, Simplexity Product Development offers services ranging from product feasibility assessments to full system product development.Generated from the website

Harris Group provides consulting, process expertise and multidiscipline engineering and design services. Its services also include financial consulting, process development and systems integration. Each service is designed to help clients within the energy, ethanol and biomass, forest, manufacturing and microelectronics industries select and implement capital and maintenance projects that improve their competitive positions. Harris Group was founded in 1975 and has headquarters in Seattle. It has additional offices in Anchorage, Alaska; Appleton, Wis.; Atlanta; Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo.; Jacksonville, Fla.; Kennewick, Wash.; Milwaukee; and Portland, Ore. Harris Group also has a sister company, AO Harris Group International, based in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Meng Analysis, located in Seattle, WA, specializes in optimizing the built environment, focusing on value analysis, constructability reviews, commissioning, and facility condition assessments. They offer expertise across various sectors, including K-12 education, higher education, transportation infrastructure, government, commercial, and healthcare. With a strong emphasis on compliance, Meng Analysis assists clients in navigating the Washington Clean Buildings Performance Standard, which mandates that commercial buildings over 50,000 gross square feet adhere to new energy efficiency regulations. Their team is dedicated to helping early adopters access financial support and improve their operational performance. Generated from the website