Medical Device Design Consultants - Expert Engineering Solutions

Paul founded Evok Polymers with a singular mission: delivering the highest quality injection molded medical and precision components at optimized costs through proprietary technology and deep industry expertise. With over 25 years specializing in engineering, product design, and problem-solving for custom plastic components, Paul brings unmatched experience from the semiconductor, medical device, and consumer products industries. His career highlights include leading new product development at Caliber Products, where he designed and launched 13 products while growing sales 540% and maintaining 100% client retention. At Entegris, he managed a $40 million product line of ultra-clean liquid delivery systems for semiconductor manufacturing—experience directly applicable to medical device quality requirements. Paul's engineering foundation includes roles at Boston Scientific and General Mills, where he mastered packaging and prototype engineering for regulated industries. He holds four U.S. utility patents, earned Six Sigma black belt certification, and graduated from Bemidji State University with a degree in Mechanical Design emphasizing rapid prototyping and 3D modeling. Paul is an active member of the Allied Executives Business Leadership Peer group and the Institute of Packaging Professionals.

Shawn has been instrumental in advancing some of the most sophisticated component design projects over the past two decades. His unique ability to graphically and physically communicate evolving design concepts makes him invaluable for medical device development, where visualization and prototype validation are critical. Shawn excels at building complex mechanical and visual prototypes in various materials, creating photorealistic renderings in Otoy OctaneRender, and developing technical documentation with Adobe Creative Cloud. His expertise in finding moldable part solutions that can be prototyped and validated before tooling has significantly reduced risk in large-scale medical and biotech projects. Shawn's pre-molding design reviews have prevented costly tooling errors and accelerated time to market for numerous medical device clients. He holds several patents and has conducted research across diverse sectors, from consumer products to biotech and medical facilities. His meticulous approach to mechanical design and prototype fabrication ensures that medical device components perform flawlessly from concept through production. Outside of work, Shawn practices photography and enjoys the Twin Cities live music scene.

Daniel brings strategic vision and partnership development expertise that transforms how medical device companies approach manufacturing. His specialization in system and process design, combined with his ability to build strategic partnerships, makes him uniquely qualified to guide complex medical device projects from concept to market. At Evok, Daniel leads initiatives that challenge traditional approaches to part design, prototyping, tooling, and injection molding—particularly valuable for medical device manufacturers seeking innovative, cost-effective solutions. His vision extends beyond product development to building collaborative partnerships centered on continuous improvement and mutual success. Daniel's expertise in creating Lean Partnership-Based Organizations empowers medical device startups and mid-sized companies to compete effectively while maintaining regulatory compliance. His proficiency as a facilitator, public speaker, teacher, and coach enables him to translate complex engineering concepts for cross-functional teams and stakeholders. Daniel's commitment to sustainable growth and innovation aligns perfectly with the medical device industry's need for reliable, scalable manufacturing partners. His leadership ensures Evok delivers not just components, but comprehensive solutions that support long-term business success and market growth.

Jason is a seasoned industrial designer whose passion for creating innovative, functional products is informed by his unique perspective on human behavior and ergonomics. Living in a multi-generational household with his wife, two sons, and mother has nurtured his innate empathy—a critical skill when designing medical devices that must be intuitive, comfortable, and safe for patients and healthcare providers. Jason's keen observation of how people interact with products translates directly into medical device designs that prioritize user experience alongside technical performance. His approach balances aesthetic appeal with functional requirements, ensuring medical devices are not only compliant and manufacturable but also delightful to use. Jason's design philosophy emphasizes the importance of understanding end-user needs throughout the development process, from initial sketches through production validation. His ability to bridge the gap between engineering requirements and human-centered design makes him an essential partner for medical device companies seeking products that succeed in real-world clinical environments. In his leisure time, Jason enjoys cooking, gaming, and unwinding—activities that fuel his creative process and inform his holistic approach to product design.