KoalaT.ai

As a Freelance Project Manager, I specialize in regulatory compliance and quality management services for the medical device industry. My goal is to ensure that medical device companies achieve full compliance with FDA, ISO, and EU MDR regulations, while optimizing quality systems and operational efficiency.

Services Provided:

Regulatory Compliance Audits: Conduct comprehensive audits to evaluate and ensure compliance with FDA, ISO 13485:2016, and other relevant regulations.

Supplier Quality Management: Implement strategies to improve supplier performance, reduce costs, and enhance quality across the supply chain.

AI-Driven Compliance Solutions: Leverage AI technology to streamline compliance processes and provide data-driven insights for decision-making.

Process Optimization: Manage projects that optimize processes to improve efficiency and compliance readiness.

Flexible Engagement Options:
-Hourly Ad Hoc
-Short-Term Projects
-Long-Term Contractual Agreements (Remote or Onsite)

Industries Served:
-Medical Devices
-Pharmaceuticals
-In-Vitro Diagnostics

Specialized Audit Services:
FDA Mock Inspections
CAPA Management
ISO 13485:2016 Compliance
Supplier Audits
Quality System Audits (21 CFR Parts 820)
Multi-Country Registration & Approvals (US 510K, EU CE Mark)

Key Achievements:
Successfully reduced audit findings by up to 95% for multiple clients.
Developed and implemented AI-driven tools to optimize compliance processes, resulting in significant efficiency gains.

Contact Information:
If your organization needs expert guidance to navigate regulatory challenges and ensure quality compliance, feel free to connect with me here on LinkedIn or via email Neel@KoalaT.ai

Fractional Project Manager

Medtronic

• Led Audit Readiness program for Global Field Corrective Action (recalls) and Product Hold Order across four portfolios, enhancing audit preparation and execution.
• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to implement effective audit strategies, significantly reducing findings and ensuring compliance.

Enterprise Audit Readiness Program Manager

Endologix LLC

• Managed Supplier Change program to maintain supply chain continuity and oversee product lifecycle management
• Ensured design review, risk assessment, and control establishment in cross-functional teams
• Drove the completion of over 70+ supplier change evaluations and achieved EU MDR compliance
• Acted as front room SME during FDA, NSAI, ANVISA, and GMED audits and leveraged cross-functional SMEs in the backroom

Sr. Supplier Quality Engineer 

• Led cross-functional teams to complete Quality Impact Assessment, Component Qualification, and Supplier development
• Achieved design improvements, supplier changes, quality objectives, and supplier selection
• Led non-conformance investigations, and supported continuous improvement initiatives

Sr. Supplier Quality Engineer (Neurovascular)

Phillips-Medisize

• Implemented strategies for driving product quality and continuous improvement for Class I-III Medical Devices
• Developed CAPA documentation in partnership with suppliers, customers, and PMCM for effective root cause analysis and corrective action

Lead Supplier Quality Engineer

Alcon

•	Primary supplier quality contact for surgical consoles, PCB, and consumable product lines
•	Responsible project owner of supplier data analysis utilized in implementing updated Approved Supplier List (ASL) and retirement of suppliers in Supplier Review
•	Responsible for supplier’s qualification, assessment, review, and approval. Supplier surveys, Supplier Quality Risk Assessments, supplier certifications, first time buy approvals and Quality Agreements 
•	Provided Component Risk Assessments and verification by analysis for ultimate drawing updates in Engineering Change Notifications (ECN)
•	Provided assessment of dock to stock inspection data analysis of components 
•	Created and approved closure of quality notifications in SAP, gathered data regarding the supplier and the current inventory needing containment activities to ensure the production schedule could be met
•	Communicated Receiving Inspection & WIP defects to suppliers through the use of Supplier Action Request (SAR)/CAPA system
•	Completed training for basic auditor and (desktop) virtual auditing on Quality Management Systems to ensure conformance (ISO 9001 and 13485, CFR 21)
•	Responsible for project analyzing documentation, data, inspection, and drawings updates for safety critical components and compliance 
•	Resolved quality issues of capability, tolerance, and material related issues
•	Collaborated with suppliers, vendors, and teams of engineers to troubleshoot reoccurring nonconformances and safety critical issues 
•	Capable of managing large data and sharing statistical interpretation 
•	Experience with medical device production, process improvement and project management
•	Experience communicating with outside vendors and suppliers on cost contracts, technical drawings, production processes, and project needs
•	High understanding of team’s manufacturing and documentation process

Supplier Quality Engineer 

Chegg Inc.

• Assisted students with test taking tips and strategies. 
• Multitasked and prioritized independent work. 
• Tracked and analyzed student progress. 
• Communicated effectively with parents and staff.
• Helped students build knowledge on difficult topics such as preparing for SAT. SAT subject tests, and ACT as well as physics, chemistry, biology, biochemistry, and engineering.

Chegg Tutor

Torticollar (Sr. Design Project)

Slashed production costs from $2000 to $100 per unit.
Negotiated contracts with outside mass manufacturing suppliers.
Managed production, process improvement, prototyping, benchmarking, bench testing, 3-D printing, business team operation, as well as generated investor reports and presentations.
Investigated patent approval with medical patent lawyer consultation.

Quality Engineer / Research & Development		

University of California, Riverside Pediatric Rehabilitation Technology Lab

Using logistical models, conducted data analysis, obtaining measurements, performing study design and research methodology, as well as research-related activities, and initiating programming activities using MATLAB coding for examination of novel neuro-rehabilitation environments that aim to improve physical function and promote the development of children with motor disorders.

Research Assistant

Riverside Healthcare

Managed front desk, assisting patients with checking in, operating kiosks, and providing directions to various places within the facility. Also assisted with discharge and the transport of patients through the hospital and to their vehicles.

Volunteer

Program Manager | Supplier Management, Medical Device Auditor, AI

I help medical device startups and SMBs in the Midwest conquer FDA, ISO 13485, and EU MDR audits with confidence. 

I'm a certified Quality professional with 3+ years of experience building and optimizing compliant, efficient systems, specializing in:

Audit Readiness: Developing and implementing robust programs that streamline preparation and minimize findings.

Supplier Quality Management: Ensuring your suppliers meet the highest standards, reducing risk and improving your supply chain.

AI-Powered Solutions: Leveraging cutting-edge technology to enhance efficiency, provide data-driven insights, and create a proactive approach to compliance.

I have a proven track record of successfully leading projects that transform quality systems and deliver tangible results. 

For example, at a global medical device company, I spearheaded an enterprise-wide audit readiness program that reduced audit findings by over 95% while simultaneously supporting a remote Warning Letter re-inspection, ensuring a smooth and efficient process that led to the Warning Letter being lifted.

Building strong supplier relationships and navigating the complex regulatory landscape are also key areas where I excel. My data-driven approach, combined with a deep understanding of AI applications, allows me to solve complex problems and deliver solutions that directly impact your bottom line.

I hold multiple certifications in quality auditing (Certified Medical Device Auditor, Supplier Quality Professional, and Quality Auditor) and have a strong background in Biomedical Engineering (B.S.) and Technology & Innovation Management (M.S.). I've completed specialized coursework in AI in Healthcare & Biotech and Pharma from MIT Sloan School of Business, further enhancing my expertise in leveraging AI to solve real-world challenges in the medical device industry.

As a lifelong learner, I am dedicated to staying current with the latest trends, tools, and technologies, and sharing that knowledge with others. In my spare time, I enjoy testing AI devices and models, riding One-Wheel, home improvement, and producing electronic music.

If your medical device company needs a seasoned project manager who can step in and drive your critical projects to success, let’s connect.

I’m currently offering a complimentary discovery call to discuss how we can work together to streamline your projects, ensure compliance, and bring your life-saving technologies to market more efficiently.

Neelank Tiwari, MS, PMP

Sabahudin Murtic ⚡️

I Help Solopreneurs with AI Content Workflows to Grow their LinkedIn. ⚡️ Get More Done in Less Time with My Newsletter AI Case Study

LinkedIn has 1 billion users. 80% of business happens there.

AI is about to add $15 trillion to the global economy by 2030.

Yet most founders & consultants are doing neither right.

Maybe you are in a similar position:

You have an offer.
You're good at what you do. 
You post on LinkedIn (or not at all)
You gain some attention, but you do not monetize it.

Overall, you're not getting leads or calls.

Here's what's actually happening:

You're creating content, but nobody knows what you're selling
You don't know who your best buyers are or how to find them
Your DMs feel awkward because you don't have a value-based system.

People with great expertise making $10K+/month
While others with the same skills make $50K/month using LinkedIn social selling & value-based outreach campaigns.

Businesses spending 40 hours on tasks AI could do in 4 hours
Money and time just... disappearing

I've been on both sides.

I quit my job 8 months after starting on LinkedIn. 
By year two, I was making consistent, predictable revenue.

I made every mistake. 
Wasted tons of time. 
Eventually, after a lot of testing, I figured out what works.

Now I help other founders skip the trial and error.

➤ Two ways we can work together:

1) Done-For-You LinkedIn Lead Generation (Nomad V Group)
My agency builds your entire LinkedIn system so leads come to you.

Here's what we do:

- Figure out your best offer and who actually wants to buy it
- Find your dream clients on LinkedIn and build a list
- Warm them up with strategic comments before you reach out
- Create value-based resource files
- Create content that builds trust before they book a call with you.
- Send DMs that start conversations and book calls by sharing free value up front.
- Track everything so you know what's working

Result: Qualified calls every month. 

2) AI Strategy & Implementation

- I help you use AI in your actual business operations.
- We look at your current workflows, find where AI fits, and build systems around it.

Result: 
Your team works faster. 
You save 10-20 hours per week. 
Your business runs smoother.

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LinkedIn and AI aren't going away. 
But every month you wait, the gap gets bigger.

You already know your stuff. 
You just need the right system to turn it into revenue.
If you want help building that system, let's talk.

👉 DM me "INTERESTED" 

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Want to work together on promoting your tool? 
Email: sabahudin@nomadvgroup.com

Freelance

Sabahudin Murtic

I used to spend 5+ hours weekly stalking competitors' content.

Manually scrolling.
Screenshot saving.
Spreadsheet updating.

All to figure out what's working for them.

Now? An AI agent does it while I sleep.

I call it Master Roshi 🥋
(because it learns from the masters)

aaaaand...

It's NOT about copying.

It's about spotting patterns that work.
Then applying them with YOUR voice.
YOUR perspective.
YOUR unique angle.

How does this make me better?

Before: I was reactive.
Create → Post → React to results → Repeat.

Now: I'm proactive.
I know what works BEFORE I create it.

How Master Roshi works:

1️⃣ I add competitors in Notion
2️⃣ It pulls their recent posts automatically
3️⃣ Analyzes engagement patterns
4️⃣ Compares their top content to mine
5️⃣ Sends me insights via email + Notion

Topics. Timing. Format. Tone.
All broken down.

Built it using Kortix platform with MCP connections to Gmail and Notion.

The best part is that...

This isn't about working harder.
It's about making decisions based on data, not guesses.

Same creativity.
Same voice.
Just smarter direction.

I went from "I hope this post works" to "I know why this will work."

Comment "Master Roshi" and I'll send you the full guide to build it yourself.

P.S.

What's eating most of your content creation time right now?

Co-Founder of Nomad V Group -​> I fix LinkedIn systems that get attention but no leads with value-based outreach & AI social selling for founders and consultants. -​> 30+ happy clients

Track your competitors content in 2026

I've been wondering something lately...
If I disappeared from LinkedIn tomorrow...
Would you even notice?

Not fishing for compliments here.
Genuinely asking.

Because I've been posting for almost 2 years now.
Sharing my wins. My losses. My messy middle.
Building in public. Trying to help where I can.

But sometimes I wonder:

Did any of it actually land?
Did something I wrote change how you think?
Did a workflow I shared save you time?
Did a story I told make you feel less alone?

Or am I just another voice in the feed?

My reality is...

I don't know if I've built a real community.
Or just a follower count.

So I'm asking you directly.

If I vanished tomorrow, what would you remember about me?

One word. One post. One thing.

Whatever comes to mind.

I want to know if I'm actually making an impact.
Or if I need to change something.

Drop it in the comments.

Be honest. I can take it.

This infographic took me 60 seconds to make.

I didn't open Canva once.

What's the issue with most infographic generators?

They're too generic or too AI-ish.

Plus, creating on-brand infographics and picking the right layout is time-consuming.

It's like cooking a great meal and then spending 3 hours plating it.

So I built an Infographic Prompt Generator.

It has 15+ layout logics that are picked by context — the AI reads your input and chooses the right design composition automatically.

Before vs after? → Side-by-side layout.
Explaining a process? → Step-by-step flow.
Listing problems? → Left vs right comparison.

And so on...

Here's how it works:

1️⃣ Grab your post text or transcript
2️⃣ Run it through the Infographic Prompt Generator
3️⃣ Run the prompt you get with nano-banana
4️⃣ Get an on-brand infographic instantly

It follows my colors.
It follows my fonts.
It matches my brand perfectly.

You set this up once and use it forever.

Your content deserves visuals that match.
Without the design headache.

If you want:

→ The exact prompt I created
→ Instructions to customize it for your brand
→ Template references for different infographic styles

Let me know in the comments and I'll share the full implementation guide.

P.S.

How much time do you spend on visuals for your posts?

ChatGPT told me my post was "7/10, great work!"

Reality? It was a 3/10.

Most LLMs are programmed to please you.
Not to push you.

They validate. They don't challenge.

And that's exactly why your content sounds like everyone else's.

So I tried something different.

I started using Stanley (Your Content Coach) as my content coach.

Not because it's another AI.
But because it actually knows ME.

Here's what makes it different:

→ It analyzes my actual posts (not generic templates)
→ It sees my engagement data (what's working, what's not)
→ It learns my voice (so I don't sound like a robot)
→ It challenges my ideas (instead of just agreeing)

I asked Stanley 5 questions about building trust through content.

The answers weren't generic tips.

They were specific breakdowns of MY content:

→ Which themes drive my highest engagement
→ Which posts build trust vs. just visibility
→ What storytelling patterns make me relatable
→ Where my content gaps are
→ What my unique "trust positioning" actually is

All based on my 206 posts from 2025.
Real data. Real patterns. Real insights.

The difference?

Regular AI: "Your content looks great! Maybe post more consistently."

Stanley: "Your personal journey posts outperform tips 2-3x. Your highest-trust posts have 1.96 comments per like. You're missing client transformation stories."

That's the gap.

One tells you what you want to hear.
The other tells you what you need to hear.

You can analyse your content in 2025 by trying Stanley here (3-day free trial): https://lnkd.in/dJ4VipMx

(trust me, it is worth it, and you can see in the carousel the relevant data points I get)

I'm not saying AI is bad for content.
I'm saying most people use it wrong.

They ask AI to write FOR them.
Instead of asking AI to coach them.

Stanley became my content soulmate.
Not because it writes my posts.
But because it makes me a better writer.

Swipe through the carousel to see the full breakdown of how this works.

P.S.

What's the one thing you wish AI would be more honest about?

How I use AI to be my content coach in 2026

4 months since we launched the agency, and we got 100+ calls booked, 14 clients closed, and 10x revenue – all from one Claude skill I built for ICP lead qualification.

But let me tell you where we was before this...

We burnt through 3,000 leads when starting the agency.
Reply rate? 2%.
Booked calls? Maybe 5.

The problem wasn't our outreach. It was our list.

Half were B2C companies.
A quarter were non-English profiles.
The rest? People who hadn't touched LinkedIn in months.

We were paying Clay credits to enrich garbage.
Spending hours crafting personalized messages to people who would never buy.

We were building lists backwards.

Sales Nav search: "CEO" + "Company size 1-10,000" + "Worldwide"
Result? 5 million profiles.

Then we'd try to narrow it down manually.
Scroll. Click. Read. Disqualify.
5-10 minutes per lead. 70% rejection rate.

The more leads we burnt, the harder it became.

We started doubting our offer.
"Maybe our service isn't valuable?"

Wrong. The restaurant owner I pitched doesn't need LinkedIn strategy. 😂 

No amount of "better messaging" would fix that.

So I created a Claude ICP segmentation skill that does the following:

➤ Step 1: ICP discovery

Feed it your business context, past clients (good and bad fits), pricing.

Claude builds detailed personas with:
→ Demographics + emotional drivers
→ Intent signals + where to find them
→ Qualifying questions for each

➤ Step 2: Three-stage qualification

Stage 1: Algorithmic rules (instant)
- Company size, geography, industry exclusions

Stage 2: Quick screening (2 sec/lead)
- Role match, B2B check, decision authority

Stage 3: Deep qualification (5 sec/lead)
- Full context analysis + multi-profile potential scoring

➤ Step 3: csv processing

I upload my lead list directly into Claude.
76 leads in → 45 seconds → Output:
- 20 qualified (26% pass rate)
- 6 HIGH PRIORITY multi-profile opportunities
- 56 disqualified with reasons

➤ Step 4: outreach angles

For high-priority leads, Claude researches recent activity, funding, LinkedIn gaps.
Then writes personalized outreach angles.
No generic "I saw your post" templates.

The result?

10-20% reply rates (up from 2%).
Only talking to problem-aware prospects.

With that said, I'm giving this skill away for free.

Grab it here: https://tally.so/r/aQ2P4q

And you will get: 

- The Claude skill file
- Full explanation how it works in practice
- The three-stage qualification prompts
- The Sales Nav/Apollo filter setup guide

p.s.

Who else is tired of burning leads on the wrong people?

The 2nd working week of 2026 is done.

This is my weekly accountability post.

I started documenting this journey last week – check the post here: https://lnkd.in/d7yud6wV
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3 targets for this week:

→ Finish my workshop ✅
→ Record and post YT video ✅
→ Fix client issues from last week ✅

All 3 done. First time I hit 100% on weekly targets this year.

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3 things going well:

→ Community outline and recording moving forward
→ Current work for new client I closed last week
→ AI workflows running smoothly in Relay

Momentum is building. I can feel it.

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3 things to improve:

→ Content repurposing system (still not where I want it)
→ Gym and food (my health keeps sliding)
→ Our DFY offer is overwhelming us and we closed 0 clients this week

That last one stings. 
Revenue week = zero. 
But clarity week = high. 

Sometimes you need a bad week to see what's broken.

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3 plans for next week:

→ Go to gym 4 times (no more excuses)
→ Optimize my video scripts
→ Launch new outreach campaigns

Simple. Focused. No distractions.

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Building in public means showing the messy middle.

Not just the wins. The real stuff.

This week I started documenting my weekly journey inspired by J.D. Meier framework - I will include his link here: https://lnkd.in/dQ4WwKFG

What's one thing you're working to improve right now?

3d accountability post in 2026: time to be honest about what happened this week:

3 wins:

- new client (2nd this year + we booked 5 more calls with potential prospects for next week)
- hit thw gym 4 times/week (finally)
- realized a new offer angle that can help me to scale my business faster

pretty good results since last week when we had only 3 meetings and 0 new clients)

3 improvements:

- Claude code/skills/project/2nd brain updated (definitely will be the 1st option for 2026)
- One more community module recorded (Feb will definitely be a launch day).
- Value-based outreach will be my angle around every action I take in 2026 (all of us need more clients for stable and enjoyable business).

claude is crazy good
now I use chatgpt only if my ego is down so I go and ask him why I am the best in the world, and he always lies to me in the best possible way 🤣

3 challenges:

- FOMO of AI is killing me (too exciting, and it is a huge distraction).
- more lead magnet posts or just keep it as usual (trying to overcome low reach so I can get more subs, which matters to me the most)
- still struggling with the client; we close in Dec (didn't find a way of improvement, but I am close)

when I see how much we can achieve, I realize I need more focus on what matters the most (more client wins + new clients for our business)

3 goals for the next week:

- Finish the community outline (so I can focus more on how to market - everything is ready to invite people in the proper way).
- finish claude skills for all LinkedIn tasks
- write 3-5 story in my physical diary so I can use it as input in my repurposing system)


how was your week?

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