Adam has been working in the field of orthopaedics since graduation in 2002. He spent the first few years developing technical understanding in the field of computational biokmechanics while gaining his PhD, since then he has focussed on applying those techniques and knowledge gained in both an academic and an industrial setting. During post-doc positions at Southampton University there was always a strong element of collaboration with both Industrial and clinical professionals and now the position is somewhat reversed.Since moving to Invibio Adam has developed in a broad range of disciplines across the business from marketing and commercial aspects of customer supporting technology to the regulatory and quality arenas of device development.Adam is currently technical lead for the development of multiple class III medical devices and has been trained in medical device design to both QSR and ISO requirements.
Listed skills include Medical Devices, Biomaterials, R&D, Biomedical Engineering, and 14 others.