Meet Remco Janssen, Senior Software Developer
"A startup is like a marriage. You have to communicate, collaborate and be confident it will all work out."
As one of Salvia’s senior software developers, Remco Janssen is a guy who makes things happen on the digital side. But his role includes "also saying no, sometimes. Or ‘that's an awesome idea, but not yet’ without killing the dream. Because we still want to go there at some point," Remco says.
He comes to Salvia with two complimentary skill sets – developer and industrial designer. After learning to code, he went to Eindhoven University of Technology where he was in the group of students who started the Industrial Design program. Remco thought about becoming a mechanical engineer. "But I also want to build stuff, I like to solve puzzles, and I was into programming. Gradually, I figured out ‘I should become a programmer.’"
This took him to a number of companies including ONWARD Medical, a MedTech company creating therapies to restore movement, function, and independence in people with spinal cord injury and movement disabilities.
And it was all good until the company decided to move operations to Switzerland from High Tech Campus Eindhoven. That wasn’t in Remco’s plans.
Seeing a Salvia ad, "This is exactly what I need," he said. In an interview with COO Daniel Schobben, “I felt his enthusiasm and he felt my enthusiasm."
His long and winding career path has prepared him well for what’s next at Salvia.
Right now, the team is focused on one primary goal: validating Salvia's migraine therapy through clinical studies and subsequently bringing it to market. Software plays a crucial role in this process: "To succeed, we must stay ahead of the rapidly evolving fields of applications, AI, and cybersecurity."
In other words, Remco will have to keep doing Remco.
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First patient in the Netherlands receives promising migraine implant in clinical study
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Meet Ingelou Stol, Director Marketing Communications
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Meet Aniruddha Phatak, Senior Process Development Engineer
Aniruddha “Andy” Phatak’s fascinating career spans continents and disciplines, taking him from India to Salvia. Along the way, he published an MS thesis downloaded in 71 countries, assisted in spinal surgeries on cadavers, and became an ISO 13485 Lead Auditor, performing audits across the U.S and India.