The employee-owned Michigan firm turned contract engineering for Ford and the U.S. Army into software that predicts hot batteries, uncomfortable humans and visible military hardware - while those problems are still cheap enough to fix.

At Detroit Engineered Products, the CMO works in the narrow gap between simulation data and human judgment. Her playbook favors useful questions, specific outcomes and trust that survives the sale.
Every design change can send an engineer back through CAD, meshing and simulation. DEP built MeshWorks to break that loop - then turned the same playbook into a global engineering business.
It is not the household name behind your car, your MRI machine, or your factory floor - but the outsourced engineering brain that helped design them just might be.