
S7E15 Mustafa Poonawala | Diagnostic Clinical Trials, Prioritization, & Decision Latency in Engineering
From Being an Engineer by Aaron Moncur
April 3, 2026 · 43 min · Season 7 · Episode 15
About this episode
Mustafa Poonawala discusses his extensive experience in medical device innovation and the intricacies of clinical trials and decision-making in engineering.
Send us Fan Mail Mustafa Poonawala is a globally recognized leader in medical device and diagnostics innovation, known for his ability to translate strategy into execution across R&D, clinical operations, and portfolio management. Over a career spanning more than two decades, he has built and led world-class engineering and program teams, guided products from early development through regulatory approval, and driven large-scale organizational transformation in highly regulated environment...
People in this episode
Host: Aaron Moncur
Guest: Mustafa Poonawala
Topics covered
- medical device innovation
- diagnostic clinical trials
- engineering management
- regulatory approval
- organizational transformation
Keywords
- diagnostic clinical trials
- medical device
- engineering
- regulatory approval
- portfolio management
- organizational transformation
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: medical device and diagnostics
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