A Bit About Us
We exist to Improve Human Existence.
Business Principles
Driven by our Core Values
Passion, Positivity, Empathy, Collaboration, Insight, Follow-Through
Integrated Development Team
Our US based team is truly cross-functional and collaborative
Experienced
Founded in 2008, many team members have decades of development experience
About SGW Designworks
SGW Designworks was founded in 2008 by Tasche Streib, Ryan Gray, and Mike Witt. The three had worked together in the corporate world, on large development projects for a fortune 500 company, and realized that it was very difficult to find qualified businesses to help with development challenges ranging from product design to manufacturing planning.
Initially using a local coffee shop in Boise, Idaho as a primary office, the three founders worked hard to develop a reputation for insight in development, and integrity. In 2012, an SGW Designworks project was featured in The Lean Startup by Eric Ries, which was a NYT #1 Bestseller. This gave the business a boost, and word began to spread. The team started to grow steadily, and includes over twenty people.
The team is passionate about delivering world-class development capabilities with insight and a high level of integrity. The capabilities of the team have evolved greatly since 2008. In those days, projects primarily focused on the development of mechanisms, enclosures, and small machines for manufacturers.
Today SGW Designworks provides full product design and engineering to businesses of all sizes. This includes mechanical design, predictive analysis, embedded systems development, IoT and smart product development, cloud connectivity, manufacturing management, and more. The SGW Designworks team is what makes clients keep coming back.
Development Principles
Uncertainty is Okay
Product Development is inherently risky. It is common for projects to start without full definition or specs. That’s okay – our team is adaptable and will learn with you
Lean Startup is The Way
The principles defined in The Lean Startup are at our core. A project of ours was featured in the book, and the concept of rapid development cycles is part of who we are
Speed Matters
All product development projects include a time element. Often time is a key developmetn constraint, and we can taylor an approach that works for your timeline
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