Join us for the winter edition of the Healthtech Panel Discussion & Mixer!
By:
Saloni Bedi
November 25, 2025
When: December 11th, Thursday, 5:30 - 7:30 pm EST
RSVP Here: Eventbrite Link
Join Loft Design for our end-of-year HealthTech Panel Discussion and Mixer, a gathering for HF experts, Industrial designers, UX/UI Designers, engineers, and strategists working in the health and medical device space.
This is your opportunity to gain insights from industry leaders and connect with the professionals who are shaping the future of healthcare & Human Factors.
About the Panelists:
Hung-Hsiang Chen
Head of User Insights & Design, ConvaTec
Hung-Hsiang Chen is a visionary leader with over 20 years of experience building and scaling global innovation teams across technology and medical device sectors. He is recognized for driving business growth through strategic product portfolio management, human-centered design, and technology integration. As a strategic partner to C-level executives, he has aligned innovation with long-term business objectives. His pioneering work includes founding ASUS Singapore’s first R&D team and establishing Eli Lilly’s industrial design department, where he managed a $20M budget. He also spearheaded regulated R&D strategy at ConvaTec, embedding user-centric mindsets and ensuring regulatory compliance. He holds multiple international design awards and mentors future industry leaders.
Senior Usability Engineer at Novo Nordisk
Matt Marber (he/him) is a Senior Usability Engineer at Novo Nordisk specializing in Human Factors Engineering (HFE) for medical and drug delivery combination products. At Novo Nordisk, he expertly plans and conducts usability tests throughout the device development lifecycle, focusing on executing successful Human Factors validation studies for regulatory compliance and device approval. Drawing on prior consulting experience from Emergo by UL and PA Consulting, Matt translates complex technical requirements into user-centric designs that enhance patient safety and effectiveness. He holds a BS in Engineering Psychology and an MS in Human Factors from Tufts University. Matt is also dedicated to the field of human factors through his leadership role in the New England Chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.
Director of Product
Clotilde Grimault is a multidisciplinary leader with deep expertise in mechanical engineering, data science, and UX strategy. With over a decade of experience at Philips in the Netherlands and prior roles at Accenture Interactive and Agusta Aerospace Corporation, she brings a unique blend of technical acumen and strategic vision to product development. As a digital transformation architect, Clotilde bridges physical and digital experiences, designing user-centric solutions that unlock business value. At LOFT, she drives complex programs through thoughtful planning, agile execution, and cross-functional coordination to consistently exceed client expectations.
Moderator:
Austrian-born Gregor is in his element while dissecting most complex business & technology challenges and creating their next level business outcomes. Prior to starting Loft, Gregor led a Strategy & Design team at Accenture Interactive, where he helped launch new multi-billion dollar businesses for global fortune 500 companies. He also led creative teams at Rollerblade, InMusic & Cross. He has worked in the US, Europe & Asia over the past 30 years has earned numerous design awards as well as holds well over 100 patents for product innovations around the globe.
In her research and design work, Saloni believes that products aren't discarded because they have no value; rather, they're replaced because they fail to keep up with people and their needs. This realization has led her to focus on developing products and experiences that evolve with the user while remaining empathetic to how they can improve lives.As an industrial designer, Saloni is passionate about bringing together design, engineering, and business to tackle some of the most pressing challenges around us. She has worked in a variety of fields, including social innovation, healthcare, sustainable product development, and consumer products.
Prior to Loft, Saloni got her master’s degree at MIT where she saw how the design process can be a key component to bring state-of-the-art solutions can to life. Her work at MIT ranged from conducting user research in zero gravity to make space more inclusive at the Media Lab, developing accessible pregnancy tests for people with vision impairments, and measuring the body's hydration levels at the Gray lab, IMES.
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