Kinematic Technical and Design
About Kinematic Technical and Design
Where Dependable Designs Meet Speed to Market and Manufacturing Economics
Whether you need an extra set of experienced hands to help produce SOLIDWORKS models and ASME Y14.5-compliant prints, a deep-dive FEA or tolerance stack-up study to de-risk a critical assembly, or structured root-cause analysis to resolve a manufacturing bottleneck, Kinematic Technical and Design delivers products that work the first time.
Meet the Principal Engineer: Joseph Mohar
Proven Innovation
Named inventor on six U.S. utility patents and patent applications covering complex orthopedic spine plates, bone screws, surgical instruments, and containment systems.
Proven Development
Guided numerous product systems from Voice of Customer (VOC) to full production. Highlights include a complete product redesign that cut cost of goods by 75% while delighting customers.
GD&T Authority
Adjunct Faculty at Northern Michigan University instructing Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T), alongside custom corporate tolerancing training for machinists and engineers.
Multidisciplinary Foundation
Holds dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Physics (Mathematics minor) and Mechanical Engineering Technology, plus a Computer Numeric Control (CNC) Certificate from Northern Michigan University.
Kinematic Technical and Design LLC was founded by Joseph Mohar, a mechanical design engineer, inventor, and educator with two decades of experience solving high-stakes engineering challenges in the orthopedic and medical device industry.
Before spending nearly 20 years as a New Product Development Engineer, and Subject Matter Expert for leading medical device manufacturers, Joe started his career on the shop floor as a CNC Programmer and Operator. That early hands-on machining experience shapes every print and 3D model we deliver today—ensuring that every feature we design is optimized for the machines that will cut it and the metrologists who will inspect it.
Many engineering bottlenecks happen in the gap between theoretical design and physical production—when a CAD model looks great on screen, but fails under load, costs too much to machine, or cannot be reliably inspected. We bridge that gap by combining analytical rigor with practical shop-floor experience.
At Kinematic Technical and Design LLC, we believe the best engineering happens where fundamental science meets real-world manufacturability. Based in Marquette, Michigan, we partner with product teams, manufacturers, and innovators to take complex mechanical concepts from initial feasibility through verified, production-ready hardware.