Weber Knapp Blog

Some projects start as neat sketches. Others take shape through trial, error, and plenty of back-and-forth. At Weber Knapp, guiding those ideas into finished products requires both patience and creativity – two qualities that define Jeremy Redlecki’s career.

When people picture sales, they often think of quick transactions and short-term targets.

At Weber Knapp, the reality is different. Sales means building long-term partnerships, finding the right solutions, and guiding projects from the first discussion through to delivery — sometimes years later.

You’re an innovator who loves solving problems.

You have a mechanical aptitude and a drive to be creative.

You find challenges exhilarating.

If you find yourself nodding your head so far, we’d love to show you how your ingenuity and creativity can produce engineering solutions for ergonomic and motion control products.

When people think of the term engineering, things like rockets or skyscrapers come to mind. But not all engineering is about building massive structures or traveling into space. 

Some engineers focus on the little details that take a customer’s product from ho-hum to high-end.

We spoke with Erik Dahlgren, the Director of Manufacturing Engineering at Weber Knapp, to find out how those little details can be a game-changer for a customer’s product.