Charlene Kiliszewski is the operational backbone of Zewski Corporation, overseeing the financial health, administrative structure, and daily coordination that keep complex medical device projects moving forward. With a sharp eye for detail and a steady hand on logistics, Charlene ensures that the team’s engineering and regulatory efforts are supported by efficient systems, compliant practices, and sustainable business operations.

Charlene brings a strong background in business management and finance, with years of experience navigating the unique demands of a design-focused, client-driven company. She plays a central role in budgeting, vendor coordination, client communication, and resource planning—ensuring that Zewski Corp delivers on time and on budget without compromising quality or innovation.

Kevin Cajiles plays a critical role at Zewski Corporation, leading quality management systems, supporting regulatory readiness across all projects. With deep knowledge of quality systems and FDA documentation practices, Kevin ensures that every medical device developed by the Zewski team is backed by clear, compliant, and audit-ready records.

Known for his methodical approach and strong collaboration skills, Kevin is a key link between engineering, testing, and regulatory teams, helping ensure Zewski Corp’s work meets the highest standards of safety, performance, and compliance.

Tyler brings a strong blend of engineering precision and hands-on product development experience to Zewski Corporation’s development team as a Biomedical Engineer. With a background rooted in human-centered design and technical innovation, Tyler contributes to both early-stage concepts and detailed development efforts for complex medical devices.

His work spans mechanical design, CAD modeling, prototyping, and product development support. Tyler is particularly skilled at bridging engineering theory with practical clinical application—helping ensure that each design not only performs effectively but also aligns with real-world user needs in hospital and home care environments.

Having worked with Zewski Corporation in various design and engineering roles since beginning as a high school intern, Tyler has grown alongside the company while developing a strong foundation in medical device development. He recently graduated from The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) and continues to bring a collaborative mindset, adaptability, and technical creativity to the team.

Elija Calijes has been a hands-on problem solver at Zewski Corporation since 2021, contributing across device development, testing, and product verification efforts. With a strong foundation in adhesive systems and a sharp attention to detail, Elija plays an important role in ensuring that products meet functional, safety, and performance requirements throughout the development process.

Her work supports design evaluation, verification testing, troubleshooting, and product validation activities, helping teams identify issues early and improve device reliability before products reach patients. Over time, Elija has expanded her role within the organization by taking on increasingly complex development challenges and contributing to cross-functional engineering and prototype build efforts.

Known for her reliability in fast-paced environments and her strong problem-solving abilities, Elija is often relied upon to troubleshoot wearable adhesive issues, support iterative prototype refinement, and help teams navigate unexpected technical challenges during development. Her practical mindset, adaptability, and willingness to take on difficult tasks make her a valuable contributor to Zewski Corporation’s innovation and product development efforts.

Sam Kiliszewski serves as a full-time Prototyping Technician at Zewski Corporation, where he plays a key role in transforming engineering concepts into functional prototypes through hands-on fabrication and assembly. With strong technical skills and a practical understanding of product development, Sam supports rapid iteration and early-stage device refinement across a wide range of medical and consumer product projects.

His experience includes 3D printing, prototype assembly, and basic C++ programming for prototype control boards and embedded systems. Working closely with the design team, Sam helps ensure that prototypes meet design intent, dimensional accuracy, and real-world usability requirements while supporting efficient development timelines.

Sam has a strong personal interest in automotive mechanics, particularly in mechanical systems, performance upgrades, diagnostics, and hands-on vehicle repair. His passion for understanding how mechanical systems function and interact translates directly into his prototyping approach, giving him a practical, systems-oriented mindset when troubleshooting assemblies, refining mechanisms, and improving manufacturability.

Abby supports the Zewski Corporation team as a Clinical Research Intern, contributing valuable clinical perspective to ongoing medical device projects and Zewski Reports. Currently pursuing a degree in Nursing at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA), Abby brings a patient-first mindset and a deepening understanding of healthcare environments to the early stages of product development.

Her role includes reviewing clinical literature, assisting with report development, organizing costs and timelines, and helping the team evaluate the relationship between product risk and development challenges.

Kunal has a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas, Arlington and a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies University, Mumbai, India.

Before coming to work at Zewski, Kunal worked in the Motorsports industry analyzing fuel and air flow through engines and turbochargers. He now uses that experience to understand fluid dynamics of test systems and medical device functionality. Kunal loves European Motorsports, working and has a real thirst for life.

Gboly has a bachelor's degree in Respiratory Therapy and a Master's in Business and Entrepreneurship.  After over 10 years bedside, he works as a clinical educator and assistant director at Texas Children's Hospital.   

Larry Kiliszewski met Gboly at an AARC (American Association of Respiratory Care) conference about 7 years ago.  Since our relationship has grown with the opportunity to work together on projects with shared client projects and one-on-one brainstorming sessions.  As Gboly moved from bedside to business, his perspective on patient need as well as hospital and payer needs has made his opinion very valuable in the development of devices.