With more than eight years of clinical and regulatory expertise, Dema brings knowledge of market opportunities, challenges, and regulatory context to Invio. He previously worked at Olympus Respiratory America as a project manager on a number of large multicenter clinical trials, before being promoted to manage operations for their entire trial portfolio. He has completed all coursework for a MS in Biomedical Regulatory Affairs from UW Seattle.

Cassie has been an effective senior contributor and team manager in both product and design for several successful startups (iLike, acquired by Myspace for over $20m, and Appature, acquired by IMS Health for over $100m). She won the "Excellence in Innovation" award from IMS Health in 2016. A believer in utilizing data to solve design problems, her empathy and user research champion an accurate product market fit.

Brian is a software developer with over ten years experience writing code and managing teams for enterprise life science companies. During his tenure at variety of vendors, his responsibilities ranged from running performance analysis on electronic medical records, to building event-driven marketing tools, to implementing automated test suites. Brian prides himself on building tools that don’t just work today, but years into the future.

Saqib grew up learning advanced math at a fairly young age while having a passion for computing. He converted these into very solid software development skills, and continued building these skills in large enterprise solutions for the past 10 years. Most recently he moved to Seattle and worked for a successful start up called Appature where he was awarded a patent for his work on a workflow automation tool in the Life Science Marketing field.