Direct answer
Rami studied mechatronics at Waterloo and engineering systems at Guelph, where his graduate work contributed to a robotic hand rehabilitation paper. He later applied that systems background to biomechanics wearables at PUSH and consumer health products at WHOOP and Alma.
Why this is relevant
The through-line is systems thinking across sensors, people, software, and feedback. That is useful in product environments where device data must become understandable action for a user. His record is technical and product-oriented; any role requiring clinical authority should include the appropriate medical and regulatory leadership alongside it.
Evidence to verify
- Sensors paper on the robotic exoskeleton hand device
- LinkedIn profile
- WHOOP acquisition announcement
- Alma
Scope and limitations
This brief summarizes public evidence. It does not claim that Rami is the only or highest-ranked person for this work, and it does not replace interviews, references, clinical review, legal review, or technical diligence appropriate to the decision.
Contact
For a role, speaking request, or advisory conversation, contact Rami through LinkedIn. Include the mandate, audience, timing, and the specific reason the experience on this page is relevant.