Contract design & development · Interventional devices

Complete system development and prototyping for advanced procedures

Pulse Product Development takes novel medical devices from napkin sketch to clinical product.

Render of a catheter system with handle and laser-cut shaft
Who we work with

Built for the people with the idea

Physicians

You see what the procedure needs. We turn it into a working device.

Founders and startups

Hit the ground running with an experienced engineering team and a fully equipped lab, without having to build either yourself.

Device companies

Add experienced engineers or specialized expertise to your program when you need them.

How it works

From napkin sketch to clinical product

We support projects from first idea through clinical trials. Bring us in at any stage.

  1. 01

    Idea

    We turn your clinical need into clear requirements and a concept worth building.

  2. 02

    Prototype

    We quickly design and build working prototypes in our fully equipped San Diego lab.

  3. 03

    Transfer

    We prepare your device for manufacturing and manage its transfer to your contract manufacturer.

  4. 04

    Support

    We guide your device through design verification testing and clinical builds, and support you during clinical trials.

See what each stage includes

Therapy area experience

Interventional devices across the body

  • Neuro Thrombectomy
  • Pulmonary Embolism Thrombectomy
  • Deep Vein Thrombectomy
  • LVAD & ECMO
  • LAA Closure
  • Structural Heart Remodeling
  • Transseptal Implants
  • Valve Replacement
  • Percutaneous Cryotherapy
  • Complex Endocrine Therapy
  • Aortic Grafting
  • Radial Access
  • Venous Grafting & Implant Delivery
  • Expandable Access Sheaths & Novel Hemostasis
Every size

Device design experience across the full range of French sizes

From small-diameter catheters to large-bore systems.

Our San Diego lab

Designed and built under one roof

Catheter lamination, laser welding, UV curing, 3D printing, nitinol shape setting, and ePTFE covering all happen in our San Diego lab.

Laser welder in the Pulse PD lab
Rofin laser welderPrecision laser welding
Catheter shaft lamination setup
Catheter laminationCathMaster HS-900 and custom vertical laminator
3D printers in the Pulse PD lab
3D printingHigh-resolution resin and fast functional prints
Prototyping station with microscope and curing equipment
Complete prototyping stationsMicroscope, UV curing, and assembly tools in one place
The team

Work directly with the engineers

Our two founding engineers do the work themselves. We design, build, and test in our San Diego lab.

Alex McCall
Founding Engineer
BS Mechanical Engineering, Northeastern University
Chris Monroe
Founding Engineer
BS Bioengineering, Northeastern University

You own everything

Everything we create for your project, from designs and IP to documentation, is owned by you.

FAQ

I have an idea but no engineering team. Can you develop the whole device?

Yes, that's what we're built for. Bring the idea, even if it's a napkin sketch. We design and prototype the device, prepare it for manufacturing with your team or a contract manufacturer, and support design verification testing, clinical builds, and clinical trials.

How long does it take to get a first prototype?

It depends on the device. We break the work into stages and quote the first stage before we start.

How do you charge, and what do I get?

We bill time and materials. At the end of each stage, you receive the prototypes, drawings, test data, and documentation from that stage, and all of it is yours.

What kinds of companies do you work with?

Companies of any size, from a single physician with an idea to an established device company. We can run your full development program, join your engineering team to add support or specialized expertise, or take on a defined piece of work, such as one subsystem, a test fixture, a design package, or a set of prototype builds. If you already have a quality system, we work within it.

Get started

Book a scoping call

Tell us what you're building.

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