Stewart is responsible for the delivery of complex, multi-disciplinary, medical device development projects. Stewart has particular expertise in surgical instruments, in vitro diagnostic instruments, and drug delivery devices.
“I have worked for around 20 years helping companies, many of them start-ups, to take products from concept through approvals and into the market. I am a compulsive problem solver and am driven by the rewards of leading close-knit teams to deliver successful projects and award-winning products.”
Stewart is a mechanical engineer and graduated from the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom with a first-class degree in Engineering Science. He has worked on and managed a wide range of projects through all stages of development, key projects include the development of a novel colonoscope, a thermography system, a handset for use in electrosurgery and an organ preservation system, among many more.