Nathalie is a biomedical engineer and System Designer with extensive experience in the development of complex medical devices and computer-assisted surgery systems.

Nathalie earned her Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering from Polytechnique Montréal in 2018. She worked at Zimmer Biomet for eight years, where she contributed to the development of robotic and computer-assisted surgical systems within highly regulated environments.

Her work is at the intersection of system engineering, clinical needs, risk management, and quality. She is responsible for defining and prioritizing technical requirements, managing Design History File (DHF) documentation, and leading the verification and validation of complete surgical systems.

Her multidisciplinary experience includes close collaboration with mechanical, software, electronics, and ultrasound engineering teams, as well as clinical and quality functions. She has contributed to four FDA 510(k) submissions. She also works closely with surgeons and nurses to support the development and evaluation of medical device technologies.

Nathalie brings strong expertise in medical device design quality control, risk management, technical requirements, usability, and verification and validation. She is experienced with medical device standards and regulations including FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 13485, ISO 14971 and IEC 60601.