Meet Maartje, our Senior Process Development Engineer
Maartje van der Zalm feels “right at home” within the operations team as Senior Process Development Engineer.
"Witnessing the transformation of the idea from paper to product, with contributions from all of us, is truly fantastic.”
With a background in chemical technology and material science, Maartje brings her expertise to the forefront of innovative medical technology. Joining Salvia was a deliberate choice for Maartje. The freedom it provided, along with the welcoming and vibrant startup teamenvironment, deeply resonated with her. But "you must like a bit of chaos," she admits with a laugh.This role allows her to employ both her technical expertise and creative flair in finding solutions that benefit society and humanity. This phase of development excites her, as she witnesses the transformation of innovative concepts into tangible medical technology.
Purpose
But there's more to Maartje's journey than just a fulfilling career. For 25 years, she battled migraines and cluster headaches,enduring a long quest for proper treatment. That personal connection (and her extensive background in chemistry and technology) led her to Salvia, where she found purpose in helping patients facing similar challenges.
"I am truly leaving my mark here," she affirms. "Recently, we treated our first patient, and witnessing the improvement the patient is experiencing shows how we're really making a real difference."
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