Cleanroom Injection Molding Services for Medical & Pharma

Paul Dathe founded Evōk Polymers with a passion for helping medical device and pharmaceutical companies manufacture the highest quality injection molded components. With over 25 years of specialized experience in engineering precision plastic parts, Paul brings deep expertise in solving complex challenges unique to cleanroom injection molding and healthcare applications. Prior to founding Evōk, Paul served as senior mechanical engineer for Entegris, where he led development of a $40 million product line of ultra-clean liquid delivery systems used in semiconductor and flat panel applications—experience that directly translates to contamination-sensitive medical manufacturing. At Caliber Products, he designed and launched 13 new products, growing sales 540% while maintaining 100% client retention. Paul's background also includes product development roles at Boston Scientific, where he gained intimate knowledge of medical device regulatory requirements and quality systems. He holds four U.S. utility patents, is a Six Sigma black belt certified in process optimization, and earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Design from Bemidji State University. Paul is a member of the Allied Executives Business Leadership Peer group and the Institute of Packaging Professionals, staying current with industry best practices in medical manufacturing.

Jason is a seasoned industrial designer with a passion for creating innovative and functional medical products that prioritize both form and human factors. His design philosophy is deeply influenced by his multi-generational household perspective, where living with his wife, two sons, and mother has nurtured an innate empathy crucial for healthcare product development. This unique viewpoint allows Jason to keenly observe human behavior and ergonomic needs—essential skills when designing medical devices that must be intuitive for healthcare professionals and patients alike. Jason's approach to cleanroom-compatible product design balances aesthetic appeal with manufacturability in controlled environments, ensuring that components meet strict contamination control requirements while remaining user-friendly. His ability to translate clinical needs into manufacturable designs makes him instrumental in developing medical device components that succeed both in the cleanroom and in real-world healthcare settings. In his leisure time, Jason enjoys indulging in his passions for cooking, gaming, and unwinding—activities that keep his creative problem-solving skills sharp.

Shawn brings unparalleled expertise in prototyping and visualizing complex medical device components, making him invaluable for cleanroom injection molding projects where precision and contamination control are paramount. Over two decades, he has been a vital creative force on advanced product development initiatives, with particular strength in graphically and physically communicating evolving design concepts for healthcare applications. Shawn's ability to build complex mechanical and visual prototypes in various materials—including medical-grade plastics—allows clients to validate form, fit, and function before committing to expensive cleanroom-qualified production tooling. He creates photorealistic renderings using Otoy OctaneRender® that help medical device teams visualize final products, and develops technical diagrams with Adobe Creative Cloud to communicate manufacturing requirements for GMP environments. Shawn's involvement in pre-molding design reviews has significantly reduced risk in large-scale medical manufacturing projects by identifying potential contamination risks and assembly challenges early in development. His research spans consumer products to biotech and medical facilities, giving him unique insight into healthcare manufacturing requirements. Shawn holds several patents and, outside of work, practices photography while enjoying the vibrant Twin Cities live music scene.

Dr. Daniel Hoyt's expertise in system and process design, coupled with his ability to cultivate strategic partnerships, makes him essential to Evōk's mission of transforming cleanroom injection molding for medical and pharmaceutical clients. His passion for innovation and collaboration shines through in building Lean Partnership-Based Organizations that empower healthcare manufacturers—from emerging medical device startups to established pharmaceutical companies—to bring life-saving products to market efficiently. At Evōk, Daniel leads initiatives that challenge traditional norms in cleanroom part design, prototyping, validated tooling, and GMP-compliant manufacturing. His vision extends beyond disruption; he aims to build a community centered on continuous improvement, mutual benefit, and genuine partnership—values critical in the highly regulated medical device industry where trust and transparency are paramount. Daniel's commitment to transforming industry standards aligns perfectly with the rigorous quality requirements of healthcare manufacturing. Under his leadership, Evōk establishes new benchmarks for collaborative success in contamination-sensitive applications. His proficiency as a facilitator, public speaker, teacher, and coach—combined with his talent for team building and mentorship—helps medical device clients navigate complex regulatory pathways while optimizing manufacturing efficiency.

Natalie brings a unique perspective to cleanroom operations management by harmoniously blending product design expertise with environmental consciousness—increasingly important as medical device manufacturers face pressure to balance patient safety with sustainability goals. As a dedicated professional in product design and management, she possesses an innate curiosity and discerning eye for innovation in healthcare manufacturing. Having been immersed in design principles since childhood, Natalie grasps the profound impact medical products wield not only on patient outcomes but also on environmental stewardship. This awareness, coupled with her education in sustainability, propels her commitment to infusing eco-conscious practices into cleanroom operations while maintaining the stringent contamination control standards required for medical device manufacturing. Under the guidance of seasoned professionals, Natalie delves deeply into the intricacies of GMP-compliant production, eagerly exploring materials, manufacturing techniques, and cleanroom technologies while remaining mindful of their ecological footprint. Her role extends beyond ensuring operational efficiency; she aspires to help shape a future where medical device manufacturing seamlessly intertwines regulatory compliance, quality excellence, and environmental responsibility—leaving a positive legacy for healthcare innovation.

Julie has been the financial backbone of Evōk since its inception, bringing meticulous attention to detail crucial for managing the complex cost structures inherent in cleanroom injection molding for medical and pharmaceutical clients. As an experienced financial manager, she brings thorough understanding of accounting principles specifically tailored to manufacturing operations that must maintain strict documentation for FDA audits and ISO compliance. Julie excels in organizing and categorizing transactions related to validated materials, cleanroom certification costs, and quality system expenses—ensuring transparent pricing structures that medical device clients depend on for budgeting and regulatory submissions. Her expertise in reconciling accounts and producing clear financial reports enables Evōk to provide the upfront cost transparency that healthcare manufacturers need when evaluating cleanroom injection molding projects. Julie's proficiency in accounting software ensures streamlined processes and timely delivery of financial documentation supporting certificate of conformance packages and batch record traceability. Committed to professionalism and confidentiality—essential in the competitive medical device industry—she provides reliable financial services that support both operational excellence and regulatory compliance. Julie ensures all vendors, including specialty material suppliers and calibration service providers, are paid punctually to maintain the uninterrupted cleanroom operations critical for medical manufacturing.