WEST CHESTER, PA — Archimedic has appointed Aaron Pavkov as Chief Innovation Officer, strengthening its leadership team as the company expands efforts to bring cutting-edge medical technologies to market.
In his new role, Pavkov will guide Archimedic’s strategy to transform novel technologies into commercially viable products that address critical gaps in patient care. He will serve alongside CEO M. Alexander Shaw, Ph.D., forming the company’s executive team.
Pavkov brings decades of experience in product design and development, with a career marked by patents, industry awards, and successful product launches. He earned both a mechanical engineering degree and a master’s in product development from Carnegie Mellon University, and has led large, multidisciplinary teams throughout his career. His work spans industries and markets, from robotic devices for infants at 4moms to integrated healthcare solutions at Medical Guardian.
At Archimedic, Pavkov is expected to apply a holistic approach to medical device development that incorporates human factors, technical precision, and regulatory compliance. His expertise bridges physical and digital design, ensuring clients are supported from early-stage concepts through full commercialization.
CEO Alexander Shaw praised the appointment, noting that attracting Pavkov underscores Archimedic’s commitment to excellence. “Aaron’s humble yet purpose-driven leadership style motivates and inspires teams toward their best work, and we can’t wait to unleash his approach to the field of medical device development,” Shaw said.
Pavkov expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity, citing both the company’s reputation and its people. “Leading and growing a design consultancy has long been a dream of mine, and I’m thrilled to be able to realize this dream with the incredible team at Archimedic,” he said.
The move positions Archimedic to further strengthen its role in advancing innovative medical devices, helping clients accelerate the path from concept to patient impact.
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