Looking for a technical co-founder to work on a MedTech startup
Hello everyone,
I am currently working on an early-stage startup project in the MedTech space. More in detail, the current solution is an application to diagnose and predict the risk of developing diseases by leveraging data collected from smartphone sensors and machine learning.
I got into an incubator program called Antler (https://www.antler.co/). I am now helping Antler with recruiting technical co-founders, who could potentially help work on the mentioned solution.
Reach out to me via LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/filippo-nigro-0b3294133/) if you have/know a strong profile:
-with a background in machine learning (ideally computer vision) and/or in (bio)medicine
-looking to start an entrepreneurial career.
I will be happy to give you more context.
Thanks!
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@filng will ping you on linkedin. I have been working the space, focusing on remote vital signs monitoring for predictive/pro-active health care for ambulatory, chronic disease patients.
p.s. One of my partners actually build a wearable. It is currently in the process of being certified by the FDA (USA) and Health Canada, respectively. As you have guested it; I am based in Canada.
My background (education) is in computer science/software engineering/systems designs. I also have been approached by antler.co pretty much every year since 2018. Somehow it never worked out.
@transmeta01 cool. Looking forward to hearing from you!
@petrovn thanks for the input. I definitely see your point. Will see how technical hypotheses validation goes. The solution can then take different trajectories based on that.
you do realize that if this is ML in the healthcare industry work it is a fool's errand if the startup is not stupidly overfinanced (high six figures salaries, central city office building, in house chef, dedicated "company culture officer" and at least 2 foosball tables and indoor ball pit with a slide level of stupid financing)
not necessarily spending money the stupid way but having that level of finances to back the necessary development and data gathering in order the thing to actually work
will ping you on linkedin.
Hey - open to a partnership with a product studio? I'm a scout with Remedy which has worked a bit in health / fitness tech and has a very strong team of developers and strategy folks: https://www.remedyproduct.com/
LMK - Scott
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