What is your area of expertise?

I handle customer inquiries and support, making me one of the first points of contact for our customers. I also keep the technical documentation of our customers' products up to date and ensure that inquiries are processed promptly.

How did you come to join EUMEDIQ?

Quite classic, really :D Mike and I met a few years ago at Medela. He responded to my "Open to work" badge on LinkedIn and reached out to me. The very next day, we had a conversation, and now I'm part of EUMEDIQ as a Regulatory Affairs Manager. Besides that, I'm also a driving instructor at my father's driving school.

How do Regulatory Affairs in MedTech and a driving school fit together?

I completed my training as a businesswoman and then stayed in quality management. For several years, I worked in the vigilance area. My father has had the driving school for over 20 years, so I trained as a driving instructor and have been accompanying learner drivers on their way to getting their driving licenses ever since.

And you took your final exam with your father...?

Exactly! I had to drive on a Sunday and face his zero-tolerance policy. Everything went well – luckily!

How would your team colleagues describe you in three words?

Helpful, positive, quick-witted.

When do you come up with the best ideas in your daily work? When do you perform at your best?

When I can work things out step by step on my own. Not thinking about a problem forever, but starting and working out partial solutions piece by piece until I get to the big picture.

EUMEDIQ is a provider of regulatory services. What do you have a particularly keen eye for?

I'm completely different in private than at work, where I look at every single document very closely or observe every movement of my learner drivers. Otherwise, I'm a totally spontaneous person who can let things slide.

What would you have liked to do if you hadn't ended up in Regulatory Affairs?

I always wanted to be a psychologist. I'm convinced that I can continue to educate myself in this field and make a meaningful contribution.