M.S. Systems Engineering, B.S.M.E., founder and President of Marvel Medtech, LLC, is a proven business leader with demonstrated technical, project, operations and managerial skill, capability and results.  Prior to starting Marvel Medtech, Mr. Harter was Business Manager, Director of Operations, Operations Manager and Manufacturing Manager for a multi-site, multi-national medical device manufacturing and distribution company.  Mr. Harter’s successful accomplishments include start-up of new business functions, new product development, medical device design and manufacturing regulatory compliance and “turn-around” of inefficient, problem-plagued operations.

Dr. Eng., Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin Madison Departments of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering. Dr. Fronczak provides more than 30 years of experience in the design of mechanical and biomedical devices and systems.    Dr. Fronczak has significant experience in hands-on participation, as well as in leading multi-disciplinary engineering teams in developing successful designs from the conceptual level through the detailed, embodiment design level.  He has particular expertise in the design and development of mechanical and hydro-mechanical machines, products, and biomedical devices.  

B.S.E.E, provides broad electrical engineering knowledge and deep experience combined with outstanding leadership ability. Known as a creative problem solver both strategically and tactically, Mr. Kuro has demonstrated expertise in: automated systems / robotic systems; measurement systems and analysis; medical equipment development; business and manufacturing hierarchal documentation development.  Mr. Kuro earned his B.S. Electrical Engineering degree from Polytechnic University, Kiev, Ukraine, and is adept at both analog and digital systems design, as well as being a certified international patent expert.

Recently earned his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from University of Wisconsin-Madison with focus of study in medical device design, specifically devices used in MRI environments.  Christopher’s area of specialized expertise is in the design of hydraulic low-speed, high-torque, cycloidal actuators for use in medical device applications.  Christopher was Marvel Medtech’s very first employee as a Biomedical Engineering Intern with responsibility for the mechanical design of earlier generation prototypes and prototype construction and testing.

Recently completed his studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, earning a M.S. in Biomedical Engineering degree and joined the Marvel Medtech team in January 2015.