Greg Hoepfner

Greg Hoepfner has extensive experience in mechanical engineering, particularly in the field of medical devices. Greg is currently working as a Principal Mechanical Engineer at Minnetronix, Inc., where they focus on the design and execution of electromechanical medical devices. Prior to this role, Greg was a Senior Mechanical Engineer at the same company, where they contributed to the development process of various medical devices.

Before joining Minnetronix, Inc., Greg worked at Worrell | Now a Part of Veranex as a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer. In this role, they collaborated with clients to gather requirements and guide the design process of healthcare products, with a focus on handheld devices. Greg also worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer at the same company.

Greg's prior experience includes roles at Medical Device Testing Services as a Test Engineer, where they led the design of test fixturing and methods for medical device fatigue testing. Greg also worked as a Design Engineer, leading the execution of an electromechanical bioreactor for engineered tissue growth.

Earlier in their career, Greg worked at Boeing as a Design Engineer, responsible for designing structural parts in aircraft propulsion systems. Greg also had an internship at Koch Industries, Inc. as an Engineering Intern.

Overall, Greg has demonstrated expertise in mechanical design and execution of various medical devices, handheld devices, and aircraft structural parts throughout their career.

Greg Hoepfner attended the University of Minnesota from 2007 to 2011, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics.