Michael
Hunter
Senior Vice President, Manufacturing Operations
Michael Hunter, M.Sc. joined Liquidia in 2007 where he serves as Senior Vice President of Manufacturing Operations. Michael brings more than 20 years of experience across all phases of drug and drug-device combination product development to his role at Liquidia where he manages all aspects of the company’s manufacturing operations, which, in part, led to the filing of its first NDA. Prior to joining Liquidia, Michael worked as both a Quality Engineer and Manufacturing Engineer with Boston Scientific in the company’s Stent Manufacturing Division where he was responsible for the transfer and validation of new products from process development to manufacturing. Here, he also served on the site FDA compliance counsel for the company’s Interventional Cardiology Division. Prior to his role at Boston Scientific, Michael worked for seven years in process development and scale-up in the telecommunications industry with Sony Ericsson and the semiconductor industry with Cree, Inc. Michael holds a Master of Science in Materials Engineering from North Carolina State University and a Bachelor of Science in Applied Science-Biomaterials from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Michael Hunter, M.Sc. joined Liquidia in 2007 where he serves as Senior Vice President of Manufacturing Operations. Michael brings more than 20 years of experience across all phases of drug and drug-device combination product development to his role at Liquidia where he manages all aspects of the company’s manufacturing operations, which, in part, led to the filing of its first NDA. Prior to joining Liquidia, Michael worked as both a Quality Engineer and Manufacturing Engineer with Boston Scientific in the company’s Stent Manufacturing Division where he was responsible for the transfer and validation of new products from process development to manufacturing. Here, he also served on the site FDA compliance counsel for the company’s Interventional Cardiology Division. Prior to his role at Boston Scientific, Michael worked for seven years in process development and scale-up in the telecommunications industry with Sony Ericsson and the semiconductor industry with Cree, Inc. Michael holds a Master of Science in Materials Engineering from North Carolina State University and a Bachelor of Science in Applied Science-Biomaterials from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.