PRODUCT DESIGN
& ENGINEERING
We guide growing tech companies through design-for-manufacturing and product development for greater company profitability. Our clients call us “responsive,” “quick,” and “client-focused.”
PRODUCT DESIGN
AUSTIN, TX
Design experience includes projects with:
“In case I did not deliver message – this is very nice work!”
Thanks,
Pedro at Dell
WHAT WE DO
We guide growing tech companies through product development and design-for-manufacturing for greater company profitability. We collaborate with your team to complement your area of expertise in fields that range from wearable electronics to home appliances. Bright Product Development specializes in translating your technology and your market requirements into actual consumer products. We engineer the mechanical systems and we design each individual piece for specific manufacturing processes while simultaneously optimizing for production and performance. We solve engineering resource problems and our clients call us “responsive,” “quick,” and “client-focused.” We know high-volume manufacturing from design and drawings to vendor selection, and we know how long and how much it takes to do it.
WHERE WE WORK
We are in Austin, Texas, and we work with companies around the world. Starting 2024, we are in San Antonio once a week at the historic downtown Rand Building. Send a note to design@brightpd.com to inquire about possible projects, have an introductory discussion about manufacturing, or to set up an appointment.
“Working GREAT! Going to pilot production now... Thanks for all your help.”
- Joaquin at Vendwatch Telematics
about
Bailey Briscoe Jones (IDSA, ASME) founded Bright Product Development in 2011. He has mechanical engineering degrees from Baylor University (BS) and the University of Colorado (MS). He is a consumer product development veteran with experience in the United States and Scandinavia and has worked with industry leaders such as Dell, Oakley, Vestas, and 3D Systems. His projects span from wearable electronics and 3D printing to AI cameras and IoT sensors. Bailey also teaches Humanitarian Product Design at the University of Texas.
