Edmund Michael Dorsz is a manufacturing engineer and CNC programmer based in Newnan, Georgia. Known as Ed to his family, friends and colleagues, he brings a lifelong passion for invention and precision to his work.
Growing up in Detroit, Ed built Heathkit radios, Erector set cars and balsa wood model airplanes. He attended Royal Oak Kimball High School and studied at Macomb Community College, Oakland Community College and Cal Poly Pomona.
Ed specializes in CAD/CAM design, CNC programming and precision tooling. His strongest expertise is Siemens NX (Unigraphics), including NX 2306. He has also worked with AutoCAD, Autodesk tools, SolidWorks, Mastercam and CATIA V5. He previously owned Accelerated Precision Tooling Company in California and has worked at Clayton International Inc. since January 2025.
A watchmaker and 3D-printing enthusiast, Ed enjoys taking ideas from concept to reality. He is an avid cyclist who has completed two charity rides. His travels have taken him across Asia, Europe and Africa, and he speaks conversational Russian and Spanish.
A proud father of two daughters, Ed values family, curiosity and continued learning. Coworkers know him as patient, approachable and willing to share his knowledge. He welcomes constructive feedback and believes engineering is ultimately about finding practical solutions.