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Company Profile
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Bladewerx began operation in
2001 and is located in Rio Rancho New Mexico.
Bladewerx provides custom software and instrumentation for the radiation health safety industry.
For information about
our radiation shielding products, please
visit our
Shieldwerx
website.
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The owner and chief technologist is David Baltz.
Mr. Baltz has over thirty years experience in software design and development,
and was a design engineer for Thermo Electron in the Radiation Measurement and Protection division
(formerly Thermo Eberline) for 13 years before leaving to start his own company.
He was the founder and president of Metalman Corporation, an innovator in the mechanical computer-aided-design market,
which he ran for ten years. Before starting Bladewerx, Mr. Baltz served as a consultant to Thermo Electron,
spending three years developing the instrument and client software for the state-of-the-art Thermo Eberline Alpha-7
continuous air monitor.
Don Hanna brings to Bladewerx his experience of more than thirty years in design engineering,
engineering management, and general management.
For twelve years, prior to joining Bladewerx, he was President of Thermo Eberline and two other Thermo Electron Corporation subsidiaries
and responsible for businesses ranging from a startup to an industry leader with products that include bioanalytical instrumentation,
monitoring and detection systems, and industrial temperature control equipment.
His education as an electrical and nuclear engineer (B.S./M.S.) coupled with his professional experience in organizations ranging
from a few employees to hundreds of employees brings to Bladewerx a solid technological knowledge base in the radiation protection
and measurement field, complemented by hands-on management and organizational experience.
Bill Brown adds over 35 years of electronics design experience to the product development arsenal of Bladewerx.
At home in both analog and digital design, Mr. Brown spent 9 years with Thermo Electron before taking over design and development
at Santa Fe-based, Eco Sensors, a leading manufacturer of ozone monitoring sensors.
He was the lead designer of the Bladewerx SabreMCA multi-channel analyzer.
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