OWO.Business Seattle, Washington · hello@owo.business

Engineering judgment for systems that cross boundaries.

OWO.Business works with customers and engineering teams before, during, and after a technical decision: clarifying the requirement, accounting for applicable compliance and standards, shaping the architecture, proving what matters, and carrying the result across hardware, security, vendors, manufacturing, deployment, and operations.

Exposed silicon die under a macro lens
Decapped and photographed in-house.
FOUNDER

John Galik.Seattle, Washington. Product, integrations, security, embedded, and sales evaluations.

01 / SCOPE RULE

The useful answer is not always an implementation.

SCOPE RULE: Every engagement ends with a clear path forward and the evidence behind it. The work may proceed as planned, take a narrower or phased form, change direction, or stop where further investment would not serve the objective. Discovery is structured to produce that recommendation, giving the customer a sound basis for what comes next.

From presales through delivery, OWO.Business carries the technical thread that customers, sales, engineering, and management need to make the same decision for the same (or not) reasons.

02 / ENGAGEMENTS

Engagement shapes

SituationWorkLeaves behind
Discovery / technical fit Requirements, constraints, stakeholders, applicable standards, success criteria, non-goals Qualified problem, current-state notes, decision path
Solution architecture /
prototype to production
Translate management goals into system and team architecture: decision ownership, cross-team and vendor interfaces, applicable standards and compliance obligations, delivery gaps, training, operational handoff, and support readiness Architecture and responsibility map, gap and risk register, delivery and training plan
Vendor seams Interface and responsibility discovery across hardware, firmware, networks, APIs, suppliers and operations Requirements, ownership, integration plan
Independent evaluation Fit, failure modes, security boundaries, environmental constraints Evidence, verdict, redesign or conformance path
03 / SOLUTIONS

Some of the most useful work does not make a good photograph. Contact us for sanitized write-ups, solutions architecture examples, or sample technical and evaluation reports.

Cropped battery-management system control board
Board-level systems work.
Broken plated-through hole under magnification
Failure inspection and evaluation.
Grey solder stencil held up to the light
Prototype fabrication.
Sectioned mechanical component designed in CAD
CAD design.
Professional electronic design automation rendering of a conference badge
Professional EDA.
Unprofessional electronic design automation rendering of a conference badge
Unprofessional EDA.
Legacy control board with modern integration wiring
Legacy component integration.
Truck component positioned on a precision three-dimensional scanner
Precision 3D scanning.
Reverse-engineered three-dimensional part prepared in slicer software
Reverse engineering.
CONTACT

Seen our work and have a question? Let us know what got your eye.

hello@owo.business / Seattle, Washington