At S3 Connected Health we create digital health solutions and connected medical devices that improve the lives of people with acute and chronic conditions.
Our team of over 300 professionals throughout Europe and the US have delivered award-winning solutions for our customers in pharma and medtech for over 20 years. This combination of experience and innovation allows us to provide impactful digital health solutions that truly transform healthcare.
Below are some of our medical professionals, behavioral scientists, solution architects, user experience (UX) specialists, quality and regulatory experts, data scientists, engineers, and business analysts that make this possible.
Jim is the leader of S3 Connected Health and is responsible for strategy and business execution.
Jim, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“The way we deliver healthcare has to change. Despite amazing advances in pharmaceutical therapies and medical devices, our health systems today are still based on a reactive model of urgent, episodic care delivery. Digital health has the potential to change that and enable a new era of preventative, personalized, and precision medicine. Leveraging technology, we can help patients to manage their conditions and empower clinicians with the best information and systems to provide the best possible care.”
John is Executive Chairman and CEO of S3 Connected Health, a member and former Chair of Irish Medtech, a former board member of Technology Ireland, and a member of the Irish Software CEO Forum.
John began his career in the semiconductor industry and held various positions in technology, marketing, and engineering before becoming CEO of what was S3 Group in 2001.
In 2006 he led a management buyout of S3 Group from Philips. The buyout was financed by ACT Venture Capital. This funding was used to accelerate and develop S3 Group’s activities in digital health, semiconductors, and digital TV.
In 2015 the S3 TV Technology business was acquired by Accenture and in 2018 the S3 Semiconductors business was acquired by Adesto Technologies.
John holds an engineering degree from the University of Limerick, an MBA from University College Dublin, and has completed the Enterprise Ireland Leadership for Growth program at Stanford University.
He spends most of his spare time trying to keep an old Land Rover on the road.
John, what drives you to work in digital health?
“I’ve worked in several areas of the technology industry in my career but being able to apply tech to healthcare in the form of digital health is by far the most purposeful and impactful. Every day I'm very proud of the work we do in S3 Connected Health.”
James is Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Corporate Development in S3 Connected Health. James oversees quality, regulatory, legal, compliance, data protection, government relationships, grants, intellectual property, information technology, and corporate development.
Throughout his 30-year career in the technology industry, James has worked across multiple areas and has made significant contributions through roles on industry association boards, research centres, and contributions to government bodies.
James holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in electronic engineering from University College Dublin and a master’s degree in law from the University of Strasbourg.
James, what do you believe is key to the long-term success of digital health?
“I believe the key to unlocking the amazing potential that digital can have in healthcare is an overriding focus on patient safety”
Szymon is responsible for delivering bespoke customer solutions. He has more than 20 years’ experience delivering innovative telehealth and telecare projects.
Szymon oversees operations and programme management, driving the technical direction of the business line, generating and managing intellectual property and representing S3 Connected Health in industry bodies globally. He leads a multidisciplinary, world-class team that have delivered award winning, connected-health solutions for our clients across the globe.
In May 2007 Szymon received a Key Contributor Award from Continua Alliance for his work on defining standards for Telehealth interoperability. Szymon holds an MSc. in Computer Science from the Technical University of Wroclaw, Poland.
In his free time, Szymon likes to scuba dive with friends. He enjoys the exciting, new, and unexpected discoveries that lies beneath, while remining conscious and protective of our underwater habitats.
Szymon, why did you choose to work in digital health?
“Being in digital health gives me a unique opportunity to do “good”. Each project, each device, each application we are doing brings benefits to patients and helps improve healthcare overall.”
Matt leads the marketing, commercial development, and client engagement teams here at S3 Connected Health. He supports our new pharma and medtech clients to scope their initial projects and achieve their strategic objectives with digital health products by combining a rigorous scientific approach with novel technologies.
Matt began his career in consumer marketing. While working at Procter & Gamble and GSK, he developed product concepts from proposition through global positioning, branding, and launch. Over a decade ago, he moved into digital health and has since gained experience across companies ranging from start-ups to global leaders in the space.
He has led the product development and commercial launch of multiple cloud-based, connected health solutions. Projects have included a sleep therapy solution that was integrated with the Apple Health Kit and featured both mobile and smartwatch applications, along with customer support services, and a clinical support solution for the assessment, monitoring, and tracking of disease progression.
Matt likes to travel, explore different cultures, and try new foods when time allows. He takes any chance he gets to switch off and go camping and hiking with family and friends.
Matt, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“I find the intersection of scientific approaches (like behavioral science) and technology most exciting.
It’s tempting to always go for the latest, breakthrough tech but if that doesn’t solve a real problem it will never help anyone. By beginning with an understanding of the real problems patients and HCPs face every day, we can tailor the right tech to make a real difference to their lives.”
Cathal has been our Chief Financial Officer since 1999; he is a key member of our Boards of Directors and also serves as Company Secretary. We’ve benefitted from Cathal’s expertise in all aspects of finance, management, accounting, and reporting since 1989, when we were trading as Silicon & Software Systems Ltd. and he was Group Financial Controller.
Sitting at the helm of our company finances, Cathal drives the company’s global strategic financial direction and helps guide our merger and acquisition activities. Most notably, he played pivotal roles in a number of large-scale merger and acquisition transactions, including the S3 Group management buyout from Royal Philips Electronics, the recapitalization of the company with various funding injections of ~$50 million, and divesting two of S3 Group’s highly valuable business units – Semiconductors and TV Technology and other assets for ~$175m – after which we decided to focus entirely on digital and connected health.
Driven by the desire to see our digital health and connected medical devices truly improve lives and help transform healthcare, Cathal strives to accelerate the successful development of S3 Connected Health’s highly valuable technology into its worldwide target markets.
Cathal is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland and holds a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.) from University College Dublin. He participated in the Enterprise Ireland ‘Strategic Leadership for CFO’s’ program at Stanford University. This program lasted for one year and was aimed at developing CFO leadership and strategic skills to drive both strategy execution and company performance to deliver international growth and create shareholder value. Cathal was one of only 25 accomplished and experienced CFO’s who were selected to join the program.
He currently lives in Roundwood, County Wicklow, Ireland with his wife Mary of 32 years. He is active in his local community and, in his personal time, enjoys playing golf and hiking with his wife and friends.
Cathal, what drives you to work in the digital health industry?
“It’s reassuring to know that everything we do as a company will ultimately help with healthcare delivery or improve a person’s life. Growing and expanding our business means we can reach more people and make a bigger difference.”
Elzbieta leads the Human Resources Team and is responsible for HR strategy, performance and talent management and sourcing, learning and development, and employee engagement.
The HR team works under Elzbieta’s guidance to ensure that S3 Connected Health’s company culture and values inspire all employees to achieve their full potential and reach our business goals, so we can truly make a difference in healthcare.
With a strong background supporting large, diverse workforces in multiple locations and industries, Elzbieta has almost 20 years of international HR experience, including more than 15 years within the IT industry.
Outside of work, she is passionate about fast cars, furry animals, and smart people.
Elzbieta, what do you find most exciting about working in digital health?
“Working in an industry that brings such a positive change to peoples’ lives.”
John leads product and platform management at S3 Connected Health. He and his team create services and solutions that improve patient outcomes and support healthcare professionals, and ensure they’re sustainable by delivering a return on investment to pharma, medtech, and healthcare providers.
In his early career at S3 Connected Health, John led the telehealth team that developed connected medical devices and services. He then moved on to become Global Head of eHealth and Patient Care at Merck KGaA, where he was responsible for the global platform and product marketing of Merck’s connected health solutions. John then founded his own digital health strategy consultancy, HealthGenuity. We’re delighted to have John, and his 15 years’ experience in digital health, back.
John is a lifelong learner; he has an MIT certificate in Strategy and Innovation, an MBA from Imperial College London, and a degree in computer engineering from the University of Limerick.
Outside of work John enjoys team sports, and practices Zen meditation
John, what drives you to work in Digital Health?
“Digital health is a now key for supporting healthcare professionals delivering the type of personalized, engaging care that people now need. While there’s always new technology out there that can improve patient outcomes; turning these into solutions that are usable and adoptable is a sizeable challenge that continues to drive my work in this area.”
With a keen focus on success, Derek is responsible for all aspects of engagement with our clients. He and his teams ensure client-needs are understood, challenges are overcome, and successful outcomes are delivered.
With 25 years’ experience delivering technology in the digital health and digital broadcast spaces, Derek understands the challenges of complex program delivery at scale. He began his career as a software engineer and has since managed technology, engineering, product development, manufacturing, and deployment teams.
Derek was responsible for running the global operations of the S3 Group digital broadcast business, which is now part of Accenture. In this role, he led the digital broadcast team to global success, winning the Irish Software Association Digital Technology Company of the Year, Services Project of the Year, and Irish Exporters’ Association Software Exporter of the Year.
Derek holds a First-Class Honor’s degree in computer Engineering (B.Eng.) from the University of Limerick.
Derek, why did you choose to work in digital health?
“Like many people in this industry, I choose to work in digital health because of the positive impact our work can have on patients’ lives. I believe that we’re still in the early stages of technology disruption in healthcare and I’m excited by the future potential.”
Brian and his team work with clients to understand the challenges within a therapeutic area and design optimum solutions and services to address them at scale.
Brian operates at the interface of healthcare delivery, technology advances, and business model development. He is driven by opportunities to improve the way healthcare is consumed.
Having spent many years in commercial and research roles where he worked with life science companies, healthcare systems, patients, and payors across Europe, the US, and APAC, Brian has gained extensive experience in digital health and its implementation within different healthcare systems.
Brian had a rich research background. He completed a PhD at the University of Reading, UK, where he focused on the development of biomarker assays to support clinical decision making in oncology. He also holds post-graduate business qualifications from Dublin Institute of Technology and UCD Smurfit School of Business.
Outside of work Brian enjoys outdoor life, keeping fit, and travelling – he has even been known to run a marathon now and then.
Brian, why did you choose to work in digital health?
“I believe that advances in technology can help improve the way people engage with healthcare. Working in digital health allows me to play a small part in this positive change.”
Philip oversees the strategic direction and implementation of digital health solutions, focusing on enhancing patient outcomes and improving healthcare delivery through digital innovation.
With over 30 years of experience leading hardware and software engineering business units, Philip has a proven track record of delivering consulting, engineering services, and innovative products across multiple industries. His extensive commercial expertise spans collaboration with numerous tier-1 companies worldwide.
Philip previously led S3 Group’s TV Technology business unit, and following the acquisition of the business by Accenture, he transitioned to the role of Managing Director at Accenture Digital Video.
Despite living in the USA since 2013, Philip maintains a passion for Irish Gaelic games, playing football and hurling with the Orlando GAA club, while keeping a close eye on Dublin’s senior football team.
Philip, why did you choose to work in digital health?
"I’m excited about continuing to grow the S3 Connected Health business in the USA. We have a great team here and the right expertise and processes to deliver digital health solutions focused on improving the lives of people"
In his current role at S3 Connected Health, Piotr helps medtech companies take full advantage of the opportunities connected medical devices and digital health services bring.
His focus is on turning healthcare solutions (like medical devices or drugs) into connected care ecosystems that improve outcomes for all stakeholders, from patients through providers, to payers.
Piotr has over two decades’ experience in the medical technology and telecoms space. With an engineering background, he has managed teams designing and delivering connected medical devices and services for leading life sciences companies.
Outside of work, Piotr is often found climbing mountains, hiking, trail running, joining orienteering games, and doing other outdoor activities. When indoors, he does life and executive coaching as well as masters mental models from various disciplines to improve quality of thinking and decision making.
Piotr, what do you find most exciting about working in digital health?
“It has to be the potential it has to improve healthcare. The healthcare industry still hasn’t fully embraced digital technology and a data-based approach. This impacts everything from extremely long research cycles in both pharma and medtech, complex regulatory pathways, and inflexible clinical protocols, to a lack of integration of health data and insufficient engagement of patients in their own therapies and well-being.
Digital health has the potential to improve all of these aspects. By collecting data and turning them into insights, all stakeholders can optimize the way they provide and receive care. This means more efficient, more available, and cheaper healthcare that will result in healthier individuals and societies. Slowly but surely, we’re making it happen.”
Dr. Hanley MD, MBA, BSEE provides clinical leadership for the latest innovations in healthcare delivery for chronic disease management in both the US and Europe.
Having lead the design of improved healthcare delivery solutions, Dr. Hanley focuses on addressing gaps in care between patients, primary care physicians, specialists, payors, assisted living, and healthcare providers.
Dr. Hanley has worked with the leading clinical providers in Europe and the United States, and has over 15 years’ experience working with the leading healthcare, IT, and telecommunication companies in the sector.
He holds a B.S. Electrical Engineering from Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ, USA), an MBA from the College of William & Mary (Williamsburg, VA, USA), and an M.D. from UCC (Bayamon, PR, USA).
When weather allows, Kevin can be found hiking the hills surrounding his home, or in bad weather he enjoys a virtual workout on his Peloton bike or treadmill.
Kevin, what do you enjoy most about working in digital health?
“Instead of being one MD in one clinic trying to use digital health to improve how diseases are diagnosed and treated, I have the opportunity (with support from leading KOLs) to help improve how entire diseases are diagnosed and managed.”
Padraig manages the Quality and Regulatory Affairs team at S3 Connected Health.
His team is responsible for S3 Connected Health’s quality management system and compliance with ISO 13485 and applicable regulatory requirements.
A key aspect of Padraig’s role is providing regulatory analysis and insight pertaining to the development and deployment of medical device solutions for our medtech and pharma customers.
Padraig has broad experience across the industry, having worked with a number of multinational companies in a variety of engineering and management roles.
Padraig, what drives you to work in digital health?
"I have always been very interested in anything of a medical nature, so the opportunity to match my engineering background with the medical world is for me very motivating."
Raymond works closely with our pharma and medtech clients to understand the challenges they face and help achieve their connected device and digital health ambitions.
Coming from a scientific background, Raymond has gained over 20 years’ experience in life sciences, clinical research, medical device manufacturing, and product development. He has held commercial and project management roles across multiple sectors where he delivered complex user-centric products and programs.
Outside of work, Raymond enjoys living the country life with his wonderful wife and three boys. He has a passion for old houses, fast horses, loud music, and contact sports.
Raymond, what do you think is most important for the future of digital health?
“Gaining widespread acceptance and adoption of digital health solutions by patients, healthcare providers, and hospital systems is most important. This puts a large burden on both pharma companies and device manufacturers to deliver meaningful, user-centric solutions that engage and provide value to all stakeholders.”
Przemyslaw manages a multidisciplinary team of over 100 world-class specialists working across enterprise, embedded software, and hardware development.
He previously led departments responsible for product development and delivery in the enterprise resource planning area.
Przemyslaw holds an MSc. in computer science from the Wroclaw Technical University and an Executive MBA from Kozminski University.
A happy husband and father of three wonderful kids, Przemyslaw enjoys technical diving and dynamic shooting sports in his free time.
Przemyslaw, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“Working on many projects over the years, I have seen how digital health has directly influenced the quality of patients' lives. Creating a solution that makes the real, positive change will always be exciting.”
Ashlyn combines more than 12 years of industry experience with academic training to devise winning market access and scale-up strategies & delivering better health outcomes for all.
As a strong advocate for external partnerships, Ashlyn has spent several years working in external innovation and managing strategic alliances, leading the end-to-end development and launch of innovative, new technologies into global markets.
Her focus has been around the development and commercialization of intraoperative medical device technology and digital health solutions. Ashlyn’s digital health research experience has been in the fields of telehealth, immersive technology, clinical decision support software development, and wearables, among other areas. She also has expertise in value-based care and business model innovation.
Ashlyn has Masters Degree in Biomedical Informatics and is a Health Informatics Pre-doctoral Fellow at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. She has more than 12 years’ experience working in healthcare across various functions in medical devices and digital health.
Outside of work, Ashlyn enjoys all types of fitness (running, rowing, cycling, skiing, tennis), spending time with her partner, and traveling the world.
Ashlyn, why did you choose to work in digital health?
"I believe that digital health is going to be the catalyst for reforming healthcare as we know it – improving outcomes, reducing costs, improving the experience for the patients & clinicians, and driving access. Digital therapeutics, companion applications, and connected devices all unlock new opportunities to change the way we approach healthcare. I am driven by the continued innovation in the field and ability to improve the lives of patients."
Vitaliy and his team work to develop next generation connected medical devices and deliver digital health solutions for medtech companies that meet the latest market trends. They work across wearable, implantable, and in-hospital devices, and are always focused on improving the end-user experience.
Beginning his career as an embedded software engineer, Vitaliy has since managed various engineering groups. This has allowed him to develop a strong focus for dealing with technical issues and deep technical experience across multiple industries.
Vitaliy holds a master’s degree in computer science and a bachelor’s degree in business and economics. When not in the office, he leads an active, outdoor life and enjoys playing soccer, cycling, and skiing.
Vitaliy, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“Working in digital health allows me to use my technical skills to make a positive difference in people’s lives. Whether it’s bringing a better quality of life or just a smile to someone’s face, that will always be exciting and rewarding.”
Katarzyna manages our team of system analysts and UX and UI designers here at S3 Connected Health.
Katarzyna and her group work with our clients on product requirements and supports development teams to provide solutions that address user needs and meet the highest quality standards.
She studied computer science and biomedical engineering at Wroclaw University of Technology before starting her career in the analysis of IT systems
Outside of work, Katarzyna leads an active life. When not travelling with family and friends she enjoys a host of different sports.
Katarzyna, what drives you to work in digital health?
“Using my technical background in innovative projects that improve someone's life makes my work meaningful. Knowing that everything my team and I do helps patients in some way keeps me driven and focused to deliver the best possible digital tools.”
Pawel leads the team responsible for applying a user-centered design approach to our connected health solutions to ensure that patients, clinicians, and end-users have an excellent customer experience.
Pawel has over 10 years’ experience designing and developing user interfaces in consumer and medical devices industries. He has worked on projects in the fields of epilepsy, diabetes, heart failure, multiple sclerosis, chronic condition management, and patient monitoring.
This experience has led him to be a firm believer in the importance of representing the end users’ voice in the design and development process, to create products and solutions that work seamlessly, meet users needs, and enable engagement and effective adoption in clinical care and patient self-management.
Paweł holds an MSc. in Computer Science from Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, and a postgraduate in User Experience Design from SWPS University.
A lucky husband and a happy father of four energetic kids, in his spare time he loves taking part in long-distance mountain hiking events.
Pawel, why did you choose to work in digital health?
"It is essential to me that I am working on something that can impact people’s lives in a meaningful way. By talking to and observing patients we get a true understanding of their struggles, and this is what drives me towards innovation to provide solutions which will have a tangible and positive impact on their health."
As our Director of Solutions for Medtech, Bill primarily helps medical device companies in the US make the transition into digital health; translating their visions into reality by working with the technical team to define and craft a system that meets client and patient needs.
Bill brings decades of experience in the medical and life science industries and has served in development and executive management roles at several medical device and Fortune 100 companies. He has been directly involved in the creation of various medical products including hearing aids, perfusion systems, PACS, medical imaging equipment, networking and storage solutions, telemedicine, vital signs monitoring systems, and mobile health.
Residing in Minnesota, Bill is an active participant in the medtech community, a regular writer and contributor to leading medtech publications, and a lecturer on innovation and product development, including medical devices. Bill holds a BS in Physics, BSEE, and MSEE degrees.
Bill is incredibly passionate about using tech to improve healthcare, guiding the next generation, and helping his local community. He serves on advisory boards for four different Universities, he mentors students and start-ups, and he has given 25 years’ service to his home community, sitting on his city council and several planning and advisory commissions.
Bill, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“We’re always pushing the limits and moving on to the next challenge. Twenty-five years ago, I was engaged in beaming images from an aircraft carrier as part of early teleradiology efforts. A decade ago, we were connecting pulse oximeters via Bluetooth for data collection. We’re constantly evolving and improving our tech, but we’re now at the point where the technological challenges are not the biggest hurdle; we must focus on infrastructure, reimbursement, and the increased need driven by the pandemic, to hopefully drive the adoption of digital health and realize its promise.”
Andrew works at the intersection of commercial and development to help clients define brand, solution, and go-to-market strategy.
Andrew is motivated by solving meaningful problems for patients and is focused on translating the promise of digital health into real products and services.
He gained hands-on product management and product development insight in pharma during 13 years in global marketing in the US, France, and the UK, and 10 years in consulting and service provision. He has extensive experience across multiple therapy and solution areas.
Andrew holds a BEng in Electronics and Communications from the University of Bristol, and a Ph.D. in Engineering from the University of Cambridge. He has several patents, including in the field of insulin dose adjustment.
Outside of work, Andrew enjoys mountain biking in the Surrey Hills, and other excuses to get outdoors. He’s not as fast as he used to be.
Andrew, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“It’s exciting to be involved in such a rapidly evolving and meaningful field, with the ability to shape the products and services that go to market and impact patients’ lives.”
Sinead is a chartered health psychologist and leads our behavioral science and health psychology work.
She is passionate about supporting patients living with chronic illness and has significant experience building rapport with patients through qualitative interviews to elicit their lived experiences of chronic illness.
Since 2012 she has successfully led the psychological design and delivery of many global, regional and local patient-support programs and solutions across a broad range of conditions.
Sinead is a former research psychologist and university lecturer and completed a BA in psychology at University College Dublin, an MSc in health psychology at University College London and a PhD in psychology at Dublin City University.
Outside of work, Sinead enjoys spending time with her young children, and wider family circle. When all the plates stop spinning, she sneaks off for a swim to relax and unwind.
Sinead, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“I love that innovation in health is constantly being stretched and tested. I’m pleased that digital health is embracing lots of disciplines, including behavioral science, with the shared goal of improving health and healthcare for all.”
William is the Marketing Director at S3 Connected Health. He leads the marketing team and ensures the company helps to drive the industry narrative on the transformative impact digital health has on healthcare delivery and patient care.
William has worked in the digital health and connected medical device sectors for over 12 years, from early developments in assisted living and telehealth, to wearable medical devices and the emergence of digital medicine and digital therapeutics.
He holds an MA in International Business, a BSc in Management and Marketing, and was a participant of the inaugural Johnson and Johnson Digital Health Masterclass.
William has been a frequent and extensive traveler in the past. He currently spends his free time pursing outdoor activities closer to home.
William, what drives you to work in digital health?
“I believe the responsibility and management of a person’s health should rest firmly in their hands. Digital health offers the best vehicle to push the delivery and management of care beyond a clinical setting, drive increasingly personalized care, and empower proactive management of health.”
Dan manages engagements with our clients in medical device development and connectivity.
Dan has led cross functional teams on multi-site development projects with customers based across EMEA and the US. With over over 30 years’ experience developing and delivering technology in digital health, computer design, storage, data comms, and security, he has managed numerous projects from early stages through to manufacturing.
Dan gained a First-Class Honor’s Master’s degree in electronic engineering from the University of Limerick before starting his career as a software engineer and branching into hardware design. He has since managed development teams and R&D organizations in Philips, Stratus, and was operations director in Ircona before joining S3 Connected Health.
Outside work, Dan enjoys hill walking and is a keen supporter of Irish and Munster rugby.
Dan, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“Adding connectivity to everything from wearables to in-hospital medical devices and seeing first-hand the improvements it makes to device management, cost, and most importantly patient outcomes.”
Tomasz and his team manage and operate products and services for S3 Connected Health’s customers in pharma, medtech, and healthcare provision; they’re responsible for security, maintenance, and support.
Since gaining his MSc in computer science from the Technical University of Wrocław, Tomasz has gained over 20 years’ experience as software developer and project manager.
He was actively involved in the creation of our quality systems, implementing both ISO 13485 Quality Management System requirements necessary to provide medical devices and related services that consistently meet customer and applicable regulatory requirements, and ISO 27001 Information Security Management System for the provision of S3 Connected Health’s Digital Health products and managed services to clients worldwide. His expertise in bridging the worlds of software development and maintenance is invaluable.
Tomasz leads an active life and enjoys running, swimming, cycling, and hiking through Poland’s scenic mountains.
Tomasz, why did you choose to work in digital health?
“Working in digital health is particularly rewarding. The technology we create makes a real difference, like improving people’s quality of life, which constantly motivates me to overcome whatever challenge my team and I might face.”
John and his team apply new technologies in IoMT, data analytics, and user experience to deliver the best digital health solutions and devices for our medtech and pharma customers.
With a strong background in software development, John has worked for Microsoft, Symantec, and multiple medtech companies over the years. Recently, his focus has been on technologies that will drive improvements in patient care. He runs active projects in machine Vision, augmented reality, data connectivity, security for medical devices, and machine learning.
John is on the central steering committee for CeADAR, a technology center for innovation and the application of big data analytics and visualization. In his free time, John is an avid cyclist and movie buff.
John, what do find most exciting about working in digital health?
“We’re always kept on our toes, facing a constant flow of challenges and hurdles. What’s most exciting is working with my team and customers to overcome these and in the end deliver better care to patients, and lower costs for society.”
Robert and his team are responsible for planning, coordinating, and managing of QA activities throughout the medical device project life cycle, as well as documenting and executing verification activities, including the test case review.
Working in software testing for over thirteen years across the finance, banking, airline, retail, mobile, and healthcare industries, Robert has served as a quality engineer, test coordinator, verification project manager, team leader, test manager, and head of testing.
Robert believes in the importance of building trust and promoting a quality culture within organizations to deliver high-quality products, define effective test processes, and always look for improvements.
Outside of work Robert enjoys traveling, squash, and skiing.
Robert, what do you find most exciting about working in digital health?
“Ensuring that no customer should have to compromise on medical product quality, so that their digital health solutions will have the most positive impact people’s daily lives.”
Marzena manages the company’s quality system and works with customers, project teams, and external auditors to ensure all requirements are always met.
Marzena studied biotechnology and quality management at the Technical University of Wroclaw. She has since gained over 16 years’ experience in quality management, mainly in the medical device and pharmaceutical industries.
Her computer science experience is directly related to the introduction of multi-systems for improving quality, design, and production aspects. She is a champion of automation, and always believes we can improve upon slower manual practices.
Marzena loves to spend time by the sea, swimming in cold water, and mountain trekking. When not ranging in the outdoors, she enjoys live music and seeks out unusual theatre performances with spectator involvement.
Marzena, what drives you to work in digital health?
“The sheer advances we have made in this industry since my first day working on medical devices still amazes me. The move from traditional medical devices to connected and digital health solutions is well underway and already improving healthcare but there is so much more to come; I feel like I have a front row seat here at S3 Connected Health for rest of this transformative journey.”
Paweł establishes architecture, design, and technology principles and guidelines for the digital health solutions we create, leveraging the full potential of new technologies to exceed our customer’s expectations.
For over 20 years, Paweł has provided architecture for global customers across the medtech, telehealth, pharma, financial, and telecommunications sectors.
He holds an MSc. in computer science from the Wrocław Technical University and is passionate about combining software and systems design with deep, practical knowledge of business and functional analysis.
Outside of work, Pawel faces the challenge of competing with his daughters in board games, chess, and volleyball. When he loses to them, which happens more and more often, he accepts defeat with pride and a smile.
Paweł, what do you find most exciting about working in digital health?
“Working with the creative and innovative team here is a joy. But, as Spiderman said, ‘with great power comes great responsibility’.
No… I’m not claiming to be a superhero. But digital health technology has great power to transform healthcare and improve people’s lives, and we have the responsibility of ensuring it’s used safely and gets into the hands of those who need it most.
Finding that balance and working for the greater good is always an exciting challenge.”
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