Nathaniel Hamming is a Director and biomedical engineer with 11+ years building clinical and consumer-facing health solutions, currently leading technical work for Tidepool and contracting with Roche on diabetes device systems. He combines deep engineering fundamentals (EE and CS degrees) with a Master in Clinical Biomedical Engineering to bridge device interoperability, cybersecurity, and app-level chronic disease management. A hands-on iOS developer and open-source contributor, he has contributed significant CGM and insulin-delivery integrations to the widely used Loop/LoopKit projects and worked on RileyLink BLE frameworks. Nathaniel’s background includes leading clinical engineering teams at UHN, driving bedside vital-sign capture and remote monitoring pilots, and shaping IEEE/Bluetooth medical device standards—skills that position him to translate clinical workflows into robust, standards-compliant products. Licensed as a professional engineer in New Brunswick, he brings rare cross-domain fluency across standards, embedded systems, and user-centric mobile software.
11 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering at University of New Brunswick
Master of Health Science, Clinical Biomedical Engineering, Master of Health Science, Clinical Biomedical Engineering at University of Toronto
An automated insulin delivery app for iOS, built on LoopKit
Role in this project:
iOS Mobile Developer
Contributions:151 commits, 4 PRs, 1 comment in 3 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Nathaniel primarily contributed to the iOS mobile application, making significant changes to implement CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitor) plugin loading and integration. The commits also included modifications to UI elements within the app, such as those related to displaying glucose readings, and the user was responsible for incorporating a status bar to provide key information. Further contributions involved handling user interface enhancements and applying new code related to alerts.
A set of iOS tools for building closed-loop insulin delivery apps
Role in this project:
iOS Mobile Developer
Contributions:121 commits, 6 PRs, 3 comments in 3 years 3 months
Contributions summary:Nathaniel primarily contributed to the UI elements and functionality of the iOS application, likely related to insulin delivery management. They implemented public access for UI elements, integrated UI updates for Dexcom integration, and updated various UI components like labels and views. Furthermore, they were responsible for migrating common UI elements from Dexcom UI to LoopKitUI and adding new SwiftUI views. The developer also added features to support the display and management of a cgm including lifecycle progress.
insuliniosclosedloop
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Nathaniel Hamming - Director & Biomedical Eng. at Tidepool.org