Sigma Design Recognized as 2025 Manufacturing Honoree
Sigma Design is honored to be recognized as a 2025 Manufacturing Honoree, celebrating the company’s innovative approach to New Product Introduction (NPI) and its transformative impact on U.S. manufacturing.
This recognition highlights Sigma Design’s distinctive model, which combines agility, cost-efficiency, and speed to help companies bring products to market without the burden of high fixed investments or permanent infrastructure. With scalable production capabilities in Portland and Seattle areas and the ability to establish manufacturing environments anywhere in the U.S., Sigma Design empowers clients to respond quickly to shifting market demands.
“What truly sets Sigma Design apart is our ability to manufacture complex, high-mix, low-volume products, filling a critical gap in the U.S. manufacturing sector,” said Andy Boyes, Director of Customer Solutions. “Our model offers a strong alternative to offshore production by improving quality control, reducing lead times, and protecting intellectual property.”
Sigma Design’s fully integrated NPI process delivers end-to-end support, from concept to production. Agile, cross-functional teams provide continuity during iterative design phases, while advanced automation strategies offer a balance of efficiency and flexibility. Secure, ITAR-compliant facilities and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Information Security Management certification further ensure the highest standards of quality and data protection.
Over the past year, Sigma Design has continued growth through streamlined operations, expanded on-site resources, and facility enhancements, including additional Kirkland/ Seattle area expansion. Looking ahead, Sigma Design anticipates continued growth driven by increased demand for localized manufacturing solutions and new strategic partnerships.
Sigma Design remains committed to advancing U.S. manufacturing by offering innovative, responsive, and secure solutions that help companies navigate economic uncertainty and global supply chain challenges.
