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Brian Katzman Made Lost Keys Obvious. Now He’s Making Compliance Legible.
A career that began with AdWords and helped turn Tile into a household shorthand now faces a less cuddly brief: explain why the paperwork around safety-critical software should move as quickly as the code.
The Boring Software Bet: How Ketryx Turned FDA Paperwork Into a Product Engineers Will Actually Use
Medical-device teams were losing release cycles to copy-paste compliance. Ketryx slipped into Jira and GitHub, automated the evidence trail, and built a $55 million-funded business around making regulated software less painful.
Nate Beyor
Nate Beyor is Chief Business Officer at Salt AI, the Los Angeles contextual-AI platform built for life sciences and healthcare. A bioengineer turned consultant turned operator, he holds a PhD in bioengineering from UC Berkeley, where he built microfluidic devices to detect pathogens. He spent his career at the seam between technology and biology - microfluidics, biologics manufacturing, stem cell therapy at Asterias Biotherapeutics, and digital health - before leading the Health Tech practice as a Managing Director and Partner at Boston Consulting Group. At Salt AI he runs corporate strategy, the solutions portfolio, and market expansion, helping translational scientists and drug developers move faster with AI they can actually trust in regulated settings.