The Medical Technology
A collaborative group of surgeons, engineers, and product leaders focused on trustworthy, clinician-first AI. We build, validate, and deploy tools that keep medical experts in control of the care journey.
Medical Research Development and Partnerships
Head Doctor of Surgical Operations
Head of Surgical Operations at a hospital in Georgia, certified by the EU Doctors' Commission. He is a surgical oncologist, HPB surgeon, liver transplant surgeon, and founder and CEO of the Liver Research Network.
Guides validation standards, surgical workflows, and clinical review criteria for The Medical Technology.
Founder and CEO, OpenQQuantify & The Medical Technology
Paul George Savluc is a multidisciplinary leader, engineer, technologist, and founder who works at the intersection of artificial intelligence, software engineering, and electronics development. He leads OpenQQuantify and founded Tomorrows AI and The Medical Technology , a global platform that connects doctors, researchers, and patients to bridge medical technology gaps.
Co-founder and CTO
Co-founder and CTO at The Medical Technology , shaping the technical vision, security posture, and roadmap for the platform. He leads architecture for scalable AI services, clinical data protection, and global partner integrations, guiding research and product strategy alongside medical and engineering teams.
Creates technical documentation and research guides to keep platform delivery aligned across the product and engineering teams.
Software Engineering Director
Software Engineering Director and Research Collaborator at The Medical Technology , leading full-stack development, cloud deployment, reliability, and security, and overseeing API integrations, CI/CD, observability, privacy-by-design safeguards, and compliance. Keeps global patient and clinician apps available through SRE practices, incident response, capacity planning, automated testing, and mentoring engineering teams.
Safety first
The Medical Technology flags patterns that may merit clinical review. Final interpretation and decisions must be made by licensed radiologists and surgical teams.