Summary
Mahip is an electronics and biomedical innovation engineer with 9 years of experience designing field-ready medical and low-cost hardware products, and 7+ years specifically in product development. He has led multi-disciplinary teams at an international innovation center, secured over €80K in project funding, and ensured compliance with medical standards like IEC 60601 and ISO 14971. Currently a Fellow evaluating early-stage healthtech startups, he blends technical depth—prototyping, power systems, diagnostics—with commercial assessment of IP, business models and go-to-market viability. His clinical immersion in cardiovascular surgery at Hamilton Health Sciences demonstrates an ability to translate ethnographic clinical observations into high-impact device needs using the Stanford Biodesign framework. Comfortable from field deployments of solar-powered conservation products to supervising global health internships, he brings pragmatic, frugal-innovation instincts to complex biomedical challenges. Based in Canada with academic training from MSRIT and an ongoing MS in Biomedical Innovation at McMaster, he pairs hands-on engineering craft with strategic evaluation of healthtech opportunities.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Biomedical Innovation, Master of Science - MS Biomedical Innovation at McMaster University
Bachelor's degree Electronics and Communications Engineering, Bachelor's degree Electronics and Communications Engineering at Ramaiah Institute Of Technology
Kathmandu Univeristy High School
High School Science, High School Science at The Asian School , Deheradun
English, Nepali, Hindi