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About
Michelle L. Wu is building NEXQ from the belief that oncology, cardiovascular care, and secure healthcare infrastructure deserve the same urgency, rigor, and compassion as the people depending on them.
Founding Engineer
Founding Engineer
Quantum healthcare systems, privacy-first product engineering, and translational platform design.
NEXQ exists to turn difficult research signals into secure, readable, and deployment-aware healthcare systems that help people sooner.
What shaped NEXQ
Late-stage cancer diagnoses among people close to Michelle L. Wu made speed, clarity, and compassion feel non-negotiable.
HeartQ is tied to a family story involving Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, reinforcing the need for longer-view solutions in cardiovascular care.
Privacy, encryption, and role-aware access are treated as product fundamentals rather than decorative compliance language.
Engineering background
Chemistry, biomedical engineering, applied mathematics, and quantum mechanics in one engineering viewpoint.
Research and mentorship connected to City of Hope, UC Berkeley, MIT, and graduate business study at Carnegie Mellon University.
A product mindset shaped by translational medicine, secure infrastructure, and real-world healthcare operations.
Operating principles
Build systems that reduce time-to-clarity for patients, clinicians, and researchers.
Keep privacy, role separation, and deployment realism visible in every surface.
Translate advanced science into interfaces that feel calm, legible, and trustworthy.
