Jonathan Fisher

Founder @Peter

Cambridge, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2024 — Present

Founder @Peter

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Cambridge, GB

Inspired by my father’s struggle with Parkinson’s, I founded Peter — a startup developing devices to help people with Parkinson’s walk again.• Secured support to build and validate an MVP within the Cambridge Ecosystem• Ran hands-on user testing and market research with over 100 people living with Parkinson’s to shape the product• Now exploring real-world validation, future seed round growth and clinical pathways through Cambridge NeuroWorks & Accelerate Cambridge

EDUCATION

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Brunel University of London

Undergraduate, Product Design BSC (Hons)

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University of Cambridge

ISMM - MPhil Industrial Systems, Manufacture & Management, Engineering/Industrial Management

2018 — 2019

The Open University

Design and Innovation (BA), Industrial and Product Design

ABOUT JONATHAN FISHER

After witnessing my father’s struggle with Parkinson’s Disease, I was inspired to develop \'Peter\', a wearable biomedical device designed to help people with Parkinson’s walk again. After graduating, I founded Peter as a start-up and secured initial funding to develop Peter further. Currently, I’m now continuing Peter\'s development through Cambridge NeuroWorks, a new programme powered by ARIA which provides resources, lab space, and expert clinical support within Cambridge to bring Peter to life. I am an award-winning designer with a background in consumer electronics, holding a BSc in Product Design from Brunel University London and an MPhil in Industrial Systems, Manufacture and Management from the University of Cambridge. If you are interested to find out more about what we\'re building, please feel free to contact me.

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