Uma Subramanian is a director-level product leader with 25+ years of experience building FDA-regulated digital health and medical imaging products, blending deep technical roots in engineering with strategic AI/ML product vision. She has led AI imaging launches, radiology AI portfolios, and SaaS offerings for cardiovascular and enterprise imaging, navigating regulatory submissions and responsible AI governance. Her background spans hands-on software and systems work (C++, QNX, SPECT/CT) through senior product and customer-facing roles at GE Healthcare, Siemens Healthineers, and Microsoft, giving her rare fluency across R&D, quality/regulatory, and commercial teams. An MBA and MIT-trained in no-code AI, she uniquely couples scientific rigor (MSc in X-ray Crystallography) with pragmatic product strategy, evident in consulting engagements with payers like Aetna/CVS. Currently directing product and AI strategy at Data Wize, she is known for turning complex clinical requirements into auditable, deployable AI solutions.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Diploma Advanced Computing, Diploma Advanced Computing at CDAC
High School, High School at National Public School
Adaptive Product Management, Adaptive Product Management at Crotonville Alumni
Master of Business Administration - MBA, Master of Business Administration - MBA at Gies College of Business - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
MIT No Code AI and Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence, MIT No Code AI and Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence at MIT Professional Education
A compelling Excel add-in that demonstrates how you can use the new JavaScript API for Excel 2016. Comes in two flavors - task pane and add-in commands.
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