Nathan Pulido

About Nathan Pulido

Medical device software has the potential to save and improve lives - but too often, brilliant engineering gets slowed down by the compliance burden that comes with bringing regulated products to market.I work at the intersection of software development and quality management in the medical device industry. My focus is on understanding how R&D and QA/RA teams navigate the challenges of maintaining regulatory compliance while moving fast enough to stay competitive and get life-changing devices to patients who need them.I\'m passionate about the problems this industry faces: the friction between agile development practices and traditional quality systems, the duplicate work that drains engineering resources, and the way compliance requirements can create silos between teams that should be collaborating.At Ketryx, I get to work with teams who are rethinking how development and quality management can work together—automating the documentation burden so engineers can focus on innovation and quality teams can maintain compliance without slowing down progress.If you\'re working on medical device software and dealing with these challenges, I\'d love to connect and learn from your experience.

Experience

1. Business Development Representative

   Ketryx

   Feb 2026 — Present

   Working with medical device software teams to understand the challenges they face bringing regulated products to market.

Education

• Penn State University

  Bachelor's degree, Finance, General