Jonathan Baldanza

Jonathan has spent the past two decades developing and promoting adoption of modern software solutions focusing on process optimization, end-user workflow efficiencies, and patient safety.

Since joining InVita’s Donation & Transplant business unit (from Transplant Connect) in 2014, Jonathan has led multiple diverse and complex new product developments and implementations to increase and improve organ, tissue, ocular, and birth tissue donation and transplantation across all domestic and international markets, including interfaces with electronic medical records (EMRs), laboratories, and health exchanges, and new greenfield products for Transplant Centers. Before joining InVita, Jonathan spent over 9 years leading the development of software products for in-vitro diagnostics and blood screening assays at Roche Molecular Systems Inc., including tests used as companion diagnostics for drugs undergoing clinical trials.

Today, as Vice President & General Manager of the DNA & Forensics business unit, Jonathan leads his talented and passionate team in delivering software solutions for forensic labs and public health agencies to comply with complex regulations, enhance transparency, and gain efficiency, all while focusing on public safety.

Jonathan earned a Master of Science in Communication Systems (with concentration on Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, and Physics) from l’École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland).