Casey researched Parkinson’s disease for five years in neuroscience labs, built neuro-implantable devices in a bioengineering lab, and analyzed neurosurgical data with Northwestern physicians. To gain further experience in data processing, Casey continued on to work as a software engineer within JP Morgan’s big data department. She was called back to neuro once again and left her six-figure salary to pursue Hubly Surgical full-time.

Tyler earned his M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from USC. He has >10 years experience in medical device product development, spanning class I, II, and III products across different applications, and holds 20 patents.

Dr. Amit Ayer is Chief Neurosurgery Resident at Northwestern Hospital, co-founder of medical device company Rhaeos, MBA recipient from Northwestern Kellogg, and incoming Fellow at Stanford Hospital. Amit has performed the ventriculostomy ~100 times in his life, so he knows from first hand experience how awful it truly is.

Dr. Murthy attended Georgetown University School of Medicine, where he received his MD and a MS in biophysics. He is currently a neurosurgery resident at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and is completing his MBA at Kellogg School of Management.