Join the Department of Biomedical Engineering in the College of Engineering for a seminar by Larry Kiliszewski, owner of Zewski Corporation, at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 in 110B Woolsey Hall, Frank A. Boettger Auditorium on “Economics of Scale for Manufacturing Medical Devices.”
Kiliszewski is owner of Zewski Corporation, a boutique design firm that translates medical device concepts into manufacturable, regulated products. Kiliszewski’s work supports teams ranging from startups to larger organizations, including Rice360 Global Health, Baylor College of Medicine and Medtronic Diabetes, among others. Over a 30-year career in product development, Kiliszewski has personally managed more than 100,000 hours of medical device design programs. His approach — blending program leadership with hands-on engineering — helps teams move faster while staying aligned on design controls, risk management, supplier execution and realistic development budgets and timelines.
In addition to client work, Kiliszewski publishes “The Zewski Report,” sharing practical guidance on planning, costs, risks and execution. He serves as an adjunct professor of practice in biomedical engineering at Rice University and holds 20+ medical device patents.
