This revolutionary Class II medical device, FDA-approved under K233077, was developed by a multinational team of 10 engineers and medical advisors under my leadership.

The device employs a groundbreaking approach to chronic wound treatment, combining non-coherent light therapy with advanced camera systems to assist operators and ensure patient safety.

This complex system integrates multiple custom and OTS PCBs, supports a variety of communication protocols and programming languages, and features an intuitive user interface designed for seamless operation. Led it from the start to the production.

This portable medical device enhances physicians' diagnostic capabilities by extracting key wound parameters invisible to the naked eye. It achieves this through a combination of specialized cameras, light sources, sensors, and AI.

Integrated with an online platform, it has the potential to revolutionize the wound-assessment market, benefiting countless patients.

Developing this device introduced new challenges, including design for manufacturability (DfM) for high production volumes, image processing and refinement, and the development of AI features tailored to medical applications.

Developed and certified during the critical days of the COVID pandemic, this mechanical ventilator was designed for Brazilian patients not fully dependent on mechanical ventilation for survival.

Its development faced huge challenges, including shortages of raw materials, electronic components, and specialized workforce. To overcome these hurdles, our team partnered with Whirlpool engineers, finding innovative solutions.

These hard times provided valuable lessons and strengthened my ability to adapt and deliver under extreme conditions.