MEDtech Engineer now on Facebook

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Daniel Saffer

29/01/2018

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In order to keep you even better informed, we have decided to create a Facebook account (Medtech engineer). Here, not only will the latest posts from our blog be linked, but news will also be sent in real time.

We would like to inform you about the following topics:

  • Insights and feedback on current events
  • Developments in medical technology
  • The latest job advertisements
  • News from Medtech engineer
  • Discussions about exciting topics with you!

 

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Written by Daniel Saffer

Daniel Saffer is Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of MEDtech Ingenieur GmbH. In this role, he is responsible for the company's technical strategy and supports customer projects in medical technology. His focus is on the further development of safety-critical software solutions, regulatory requirements, and innovative technologies for the industry.

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