Mechanical engineering support with ownership from the first conversation.

EngineeringX LLC is led by Dan Neuhaus, an engineer with practical experience across product development, aerospace support, manufacturing, industrial tooling, documentation, and quality-focused execution.

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Team Members

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Meet The Team

Built for practical engineering work.

Dan Neuhaus

Engineer, Owner

Credentials

Education, experience, and reputation behind the work.

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B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the University of Cincinnati.
A.S. in Mechanical Engineering Technology Design from Cincinnati State.
Hands-on background across CAD, CAM, PLM/database systems, Excel-based tracking, quality checklists, and engineering documentation.
Recommendation notes highlight communication, work ethic, manufacturing knowledge, and willingness to take on difficult engineering challenges.

Maurice Jones

Engineer, CAD Specialist

Credentials

Education, CAD execution, and design support behind the work.

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Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the University of Cincinnati.
Maurice brings mechanical engineering technology training to work that requires disciplined modeling, clear design intent, and build-ready information.
Supports mechanical design work through CAD-focused execution, model development, drawing support, and practical design documentation for client projects.

Product Development

Concept-to-production engineering support for products including medical devices, accessories, computer peripherals, and other manufactured hardware.

Aerospace Support

Experience supporting controlled engineering deliverables, engine test development, part-life work, repair technology, and technical documentation.

Manufacturing Execution

Practical tooling, CAD/CAM, supplier coordination, drawing review, material and finish decisions, inspection support, and manufacturing readiness.

EngineeringX is built around the traits clients need when work has to move from idea to manufactured reality: clear communication, technical discipline, supplier coordination, and the patience to stay with the details until the job is done right.