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Biomedicine
Health-sciences foundation
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Biomedical scientist · AI product builder · Scientific communicator
I turn complex knowledge intouseful digital products.
I combine health sciences, scientific communication, marketing and AI-assisted product development to make difficult information easier to understand, use and act on.
Based in Amsterdam · Open to international opportunities
Currently open to new opportunities
EDUARDO SILVA · AMSTERDAM
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SCIENCE
Evidence & accuracy
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AI
Structure & automation
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PRODUCT
Usability & learning
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COMMUNICATION
Clarity & adoption
PROOF
Biomedicine|Biotechnology|Marketing|Amsterdam
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Biotechnology
Postgraduate training
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Marketing
Audience & positioning
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Amsterdam
International perspective
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PROFILE
Not a traditional developer. Not only a scientist.
My strongest work happens in the space between disciplines. I can read the science, identify what matters, structure information, design the learning or decision path, and use AI tools to turn that reasoning into a working product.
That combination is especially useful in health tech, medical education, scientific content, AI-enabled workflows and products that need to explain something difficult without oversimplifying it.
BiomedicineBiotechnologyMarketingScientific communicationAI-assisted product development
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Understand first
I start with the mechanism, user and context before choosing the interface.
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Make complexity visible
I use structure, interaction and visual logic to reduce cognitive load.
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Build, test, refine
I prefer tangible prototypes and iterative improvement over abstract presentations.
CAPABILITIES
Where I create the most value
Three connected areas that reflect the work I actually do.
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Health Sciences + AI
Evidence-based digital tools, clinical education, medical content systems and health-tech product concepts.
BiomedicineIVDMedical devicesClinical education
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Learning Product Design
Interactive learning experiences that turn abstract rules, mechanisms and processes into things people can see and practice.
EdTechMicrolearningSimulationVisual explanation
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AI-assisted Product Building
Rapid product prototyping, information architecture, workflows, documentation and iterative UX improvement using AI-native tools.
Product thinkingNo-code / AIUXDocumentation
EXPERTISE
Three areas I work on in depth.
Original notes on how I approach recurring problems across health tech, scientific communication and learning products.
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Health Tech & AI Product Development
I work at the point where health-science knowledge has to become a usable digital product. That means translating evidence, safety boundaries, user needs and product logic into interfaces people can actually understand and use.
Explore expertise02
Scientific Communication & Medical Writing Systems
Scientific communication is not about making information sound simpler. It is about preserving what matters while changing the structure, language and level of detail so the right audience can use it.
Explore expertise03
Interactive Learning Product Design
I design learning products for subjects that are difficult because they are abstract, procedural or hard to practise alone. The product has to do more than display content: it has to create a useful practice loop.
Explore expertiseFIELD NOTES
Decisions behind the products.
Short essays from problems I actually had to solve — not generic commentary about AI or product trends.
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Why I kept DIGESTIA GLP-1 educational instead of turning it into a medical advisor
The easiest way to make a health app look more impressive is often the fastest way to make it less responsible. With DIGESTIA, I deliberately stopped short of diagnosis, treatment advice and individualized predictions.
Read note02
Building AI feedback for A1 Dutch taught me that correctness is not the same as communication
A beginner can communicate successfully and still make mistakes. That sounds obvious, but many automated language tools behave as if every article, preposition or word order error deserves the same penalty.
Read note03
I stopped teaching coagulation as a list of factors. The product immediately made more sense.
The classic coagulation cascade is useful, but it becomes a bad teaching tool when students are asked to treat it as if it were the whole physiology of hemostasis.
Read noteSELECTED WORK
Seven case studies. Each starts with a real problem.
Open a case to see the challenge, my reasoning, key product decisions, science or technology behind it, and the current outcome — not just a feature list.
Treino A1 Holanda
An exam-focused learning product for Brazilian candidates preparing for the Dutch Basisexamen Inburgering A1, combining speaking, sentence completion, KNS and reading practice in one structured system.
EdTechInburgeringAI Assessment
DIGESTIA GLP-1
A consumer health product for people using GLP-1 therapies, combining an educational digestive simulator with longitudinal self-tracking and consultation-preparation tools.
Health TechGLP-1Product System
Cascade Interactive Lab
An interactive hemostasis learning environment that connects the classic coagulation cascade, the cell-based model, laboratory screening tests and clinical reasoning.
BiomedicineSimulationClinical Education
Working prototype
Medical Writer's Toolkit
A working system for medical and scientific writing that combines project organization, research tooling, structured AI workflows and quality review.
Medical WritingAI WorkflowQuality
Amsterdu Academy
A full Dutch-learning platform for Brazilian learners, with structured curriculum, interactive lessons, pronunciation support, AI conversation and learner progress.
EdTechDutchLearning Product
Experimental lab
NeurodUTCHLab
An experimental Dutch phonetics lab focused on perceptual training and sound discrimination using browser-based audio interaction.
PhoneticsWeb AudioLearning Science
AmsterDu
An Amsterdam editorial and utility platform that combines local information with practical digital tools and structured discovery.
Digital ProductAmsterdamUtility Platform
JOURNEY
A career that kept moving closer to the problem.
From diagnostics and clinical training to scientific communication and AI-enabled products.
2014
Diagnostics environment
Started inside the healthcare diagnostics ecosystem and learned how products, professionals and patients connect.
2021–2023
IVD & point-of-care
Worked with diagnostic products, training and scientific support, including hands-on education for healthcare professionals.
2023–2024
Medical devices & clinical training
Moved deeper into clinical education, physician support and international medical-device environments.
2024–2025
Medical & scientific communication
Applied scientific reasoning to medical writing, structured content and multidisciplinary communication.
2025–now
AI-native product building
Expanded from communicating information to designing interactive systems that help people understand and use it.
Current direction
CONTACT
If the problem is complex, that is usually where I am most useful.
I am open to international roles, product collaborations and selected projects in health tech, AI, scientific communication and learning products.
Amsterdam · Netherlands