Vander-Bend Manufacturing
Neil Young has a diverse background in manufacturing and quality control, currently serving as a Quality Control Specialist at Vander-Bend Manufacturing since March 2023. Prior experience includes a role as a Prototype Machinist at Guzik Technical Enterprises from January 2014 to April 2023, where collaboration with engineers was essential for delivering precision parts. Previous positions also include Quality Inspector at Intuitive Surgical and Quality Inspector at Samax Precision Inc., as well as a CNC Lead Machinist at Peak Technology Enterprises, Inc. and a Sales Associate at DIY Home Improvements Limited. Neil Young is actively pursuing an Associate of Science Degree in Manufacturing Engineering from De Anza College, having previously attended Lake Tahoe Community College and South Lake Tahoe Community College for education.
Vander-Bend Manufacturing
Vander-Bend is a proven, Medical Technology OEM award-winning partner. We have been providing expert-level solutions for more than 40 years. We provide a full suite of solutions from complex Machining & Stamping to contract manufacturing full assemblies for Robotic Assisted Surgery (RAS). We also provide Surgical Innovations components and assemblies, low through high volume. Specializing in Electromechanical Assembly, Precision Machining, Sheet Metal Fabrication, and Rapid Prototyping & Engineering Solutions. We are seasoned professionals shortening global supply chains, while improving value for our many OEM partners. As a mature Contract Development & Manufacturing Organization (CDMO), our teams specialize in Contract Manufacturing with an experienced Assembly Team for most levels of Mechanical Integration. -550,000+ sq. ft. of combined manufacturing space, and growing, with broad spectrum of manufacturing capabilities and flexibility -Dedicated SF for supporting supplier managed inventory nationwide ->260 pieces of production and support equipment including numerically controlled punches, brakes, mills, and lasers, among others -Nearshoring your most strategic and sensitive assemblies