Cedric Quentin

Cedric Quentin has a diverse work experience in the medical device industry. Cedric is currently serving as the Head Of Critical Embedded Software at Wandercraft since 2018. In this role, they are responsible for transitioning the software and system development to a more industrial context, ensuring timely and agile production of high level and complex features while maintaining quality standards.

Prior to that, Cedric worked at ResMed from 2006 to 2018. Cedric held various leadership positions, including Software Section Leader Europe and Software Section Leader, where they led teams of embedded software engineers and oversaw the development of new respiratory devices. Cedric also served as a Software Team Leader, responsible for the pneumatic management of a respiratory device, focusing on safety and maintainability. Additionally, Cedric worked as a System Engineer, responsible for maintaining and designing new hardware and software features for a respiratory device.

Before joining ResMed, Cedric worked at Saime as a HW & SW Design Engineer. Cedric was involved in a study on the use of inductance plethysmography with a respiratory device. Cedric'sresponsibilities included connectivity projects, modifying therapy algorithms, and improving critical measurements.

Overall, Cedric Quentin has a strong background in software and system development for medical devices, with a focus on quality, safety, and efficiency.

Cedric Quentin completed their education from 1990 to 1997 at Lycée Claude Bernard, where they obtained a Bac degree in the scientific field. Following this, from 1997 to 2004, they attended ESIEE PARIS and earned an Engineer's degree, specializing in Embedded Systems.