S
Shane
I'm seeking a talented person for a particular design project.
As you see, I did not use the word "engineer" even though being an
engineer is a plus, however, I did not want to scare away any
non-degreed electronic hobbyists who might be just as qualified. You
must also have good programming skills.
I'm a VP of Business Development for a medical device manufacturing
company moonlighting as an entrepreneur. I have come up with an
idea/solution for the consumer healthcare sector specifically dealing
with medication compliance and safety, which is a major focal point
within the healthcare industry. I have not brought this idea to my
company since it's outside their niche, combined with the fact that I
desire to put some tangible security in my future...
The product is a combination of existing technologies, thus I need
someone who can combine the various components, although some reverse
engineering will probably be required. We also need to write
programming functions for the device, and things such as drivers, as
it will have the ability to be updated via a PC and the Net.
I'm looking to have a working prototype within 90 days of finding the
right candidate.
Compensation can be based one of two ways:
1.) Outright payment for engineering services, however, I have a
limited initial budget.
2.) A Partnership in which you provide the engineering sweat equity
for the initial prototype in return for a healthy percentage of future
proceeds from the product.
Regardless, I pay for all material costs and travel.
If the relationship between us works, there is no reason not to keep
the partnership together, as building the prototype is just one of
many needs that will be required.
I'm not a fly-by-night dreamer, nor am I looking to take advantage of
anyone. I'm sincere and honest with very good business references.
If you're electronics and programming expert, young or old, degreed or
a high school dropout, have an entrepreneurial spirit, are a
non-linear thinker, can meet deadlines and are willing to work
diligently to produce the best product possible and find my request
interesting...then please contact me at [email protected].
Before I can seriously explain and detail the product idea to you,
I'll need your full contact information and you'll need to sign a
non-disclosure agreement.
Please feel free to ask me any questions that you might have.
I thank you for your time and consideration in reading this post.
Sincerely,
Shane
As you see, I did not use the word "engineer" even though being an
engineer is a plus, however, I did not want to scare away any
non-degreed electronic hobbyists who might be just as qualified. You
must also have good programming skills.
I'm a VP of Business Development for a medical device manufacturing
company moonlighting as an entrepreneur. I have come up with an
idea/solution for the consumer healthcare sector specifically dealing
with medication compliance and safety, which is a major focal point
within the healthcare industry. I have not brought this idea to my
company since it's outside their niche, combined with the fact that I
desire to put some tangible security in my future...
The product is a combination of existing technologies, thus I need
someone who can combine the various components, although some reverse
engineering will probably be required. We also need to write
programming functions for the device, and things such as drivers, as
it will have the ability to be updated via a PC and the Net.
I'm looking to have a working prototype within 90 days of finding the
right candidate.
Compensation can be based one of two ways:
1.) Outright payment for engineering services, however, I have a
limited initial budget.
2.) A Partnership in which you provide the engineering sweat equity
for the initial prototype in return for a healthy percentage of future
proceeds from the product.
Regardless, I pay for all material costs and travel.
If the relationship between us works, there is no reason not to keep
the partnership together, as building the prototype is just one of
many needs that will be required.
I'm not a fly-by-night dreamer, nor am I looking to take advantage of
anyone. I'm sincere and honest with very good business references.
If you're electronics and programming expert, young or old, degreed or
a high school dropout, have an entrepreneurial spirit, are a
non-linear thinker, can meet deadlines and are willing to work
diligently to produce the best product possible and find my request
interesting...then please contact me at [email protected].
Before I can seriously explain and detail the product idea to you,
I'll need your full contact information and you'll need to sign a
non-disclosure agreement.
Please feel free to ask me any questions that you might have.
I thank you for your time and consideration in reading this post.
Sincerely,
Shane
