Naing Maw
Chief Technology Officer @Nectar Brands
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WORK HISTORY
Chief Technology Officer @Nectar Brands
Leading technology, product, and platform strategy across Nectar Brands — a portfolio of digital health brands built on a shared infrastructure layer.Core work: designing and building the platform that connects digital clinics, pharmacy, prescribing, dispensing, and patient management into a continuous care experience. Building the infrastructure — not just the interfaces.Key areas: clinical platform architecture · API infrastructure and rebuild · data reporting and analytics · pharmacy and dispensing integration (ERX, ZDispense) · AI-assisted patient support · warehouse management systems · multi-brand product strategy
EDUCATION
Singapore Polytechnic
Mechatronics, Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering
Machabeng College
IGCSE Certificate, High School/Secondary Diplomas and Certificates
Nanyang Technological University Singapore
Mechanical (Design), Mechanical Engineering
SKILLS
ABOUT NAING MAW
I’m a technologist by nature — and a design thinker by necessity.I work at the intersection of technology, design thinking, and regulated healthcare, building and operating real-world healthcare systems where platforms, workflows, regulation, and human behaviour collide.My focus is Healthcare 2.0: designing healthcare around the individual rather than the institution.This means- Patient-owned, portable health data- Continuity of care across prescribing, dispensing, and outcomes- Technology that supports clinicians instead of fragmenting workflows- Turning wearables and real-world data into meaningful, human-centred decisionsDesign thinking is central to how I work — not as a workshop exercise, but as a systems discipline- Designing for clinicians, patients, and regulators at the same time- Balancing usability, safety, and scale- Translating complex systems into simple, humane experiencesBeyond healthcare, I’m deeply interested in emerging and fringe technologies — particularly where they reshape systems and behaviour- Platform and distributed system design- Data ownership, identity, and portability- AI, automation, and human-in-the-loop systems- How technology changes incentives and outcomes at scaleHealthcare is one of the hardest environments to design for.That’s exactly why it matters.I share thinking, frameworks, and operator lessons on- Healthcare infrastructure and system design- Design thinking in regulated environments- Why most digital health and health tech fails in practiceI’m always open to conversations, panels, and collaborations around healthcare, technology, design, and the future of human-centred systems.
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