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JE Technology Solutions maintains an in-house Structural Design and Analysis capability within its Aerospace & Defense (A&D) Division — engineering expertise that exists as its own capability, not only as a preliminary step before a part reaches the shop floor.
This work is led by Principal Engineer Adrian Little, who brings 20+ years of engineering experience, a Design for Six Sigma Green Belt certification, and Certified SolidWorks Professional credentials to structural design and analysis work.
JE's engineering team supports projects requiring structural validation, CAD modeling, or engineering drawings — whether or not manufacturing ultimately happens at JE's Apopka, Florida facility.
JE's engineering capability includes structural design, engineering analysis, and CAD modeling — the technical work needed to validate that a design will perform as intended, whether it's headed to JE's own production floor or being handed off elsewhere.
JE Technology Solutions provides structural design and analysis — CAD modeling, engineering drawings, and validation — as a standalone capability, available on its own or as part of a larger project.
Structural design, analysis, and CAD modeling. A project needing only the engineering work would start here.
JE's full process for taking a concept through engineering, manufacturing, and final delivery. A project needing the complete journey would look at Engineering-through-Delivery.
Open that routeBecause JE's engineering team is credentialed and experienced beyond what a typical fabrication shop maintains in-house, structural design and analysis work is held to the same rigor whether or not it results in a JE-manufactured product.
Principal Engineer Adrian Little's Design for Six Sigma Green Belt and Certified SolidWorks Professional credentials reflect a level of formal engineering rigor not every contract manufacturer maintains in-house.
JE's documented quality management applies to structural design and analysis work, not only to what happens on the manufacturing floor.
JE's A&D Division exists specifically for structural design and analysis work, rather than treating engineering as an informal step handled by whoever is available.
Four answers on scope, software, and how an engineering-only engagement differs from the full delivery route.
JE's structural design and analysis capability can support projects independent of manufacturing, though most of JE's engineering work is performed in connection with a manufactured deliverable. Confirm current scope of standalone engineering-only engagements with JE's team.
This page covers the engineering deliverable itself — structural design, analysis, and CAD modeling. Engineering-through-Delivery describes JE's full process for taking a concept through engineering, manufacturing, and final delivery. A project needing only the engineering work would start here; a project needing the complete journey would look at Engineering-through-Delivery.
JE's engineering team develops and validates designs in advanced CAD/CAM software before they move into production, and its Principal Engineer holds Certified SolidWorks Professional credentials. The specific software and standards applied to a given project are confirmed at engineering review.
Structural design and analysis for access equipment, maintenance platforms, and fall protection systems across aerospace, defense, and general industrial applications — often involving unique geometry, load requirements, or facility-specific constraints.
JE's engineering capability has supported projects requiring original structural analysis for relocation and adaptation challenges, as well as novel access-equipment engineering for specialized facility applications.