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Rey Jacinto has extensive experience in regulatory affairs and reliability engineering.

Starting in 2022, Rey Jacinto works as the Associate Director of Regulatory Affairs at TRUVIC.

From 2019 to 2022, Rey Jacinto served as the Sr. Regulatory Affairs Manager at iRhythm Technologies, Inc. In this role, Rey was responsible for leading the Regulatory department and overseeing various activities such as regulatory submissions, regulatory intelligence gathering, and regulatory operations.

Prior to that, from 2016 to 2019, Rey Jacinto worked as the Sr. Regulatory Affairs Specialist at Biosense Webster. Here, Rey managed the registration of FDA Class II and III devices, as well as EU MDD Class I, IIA, IIB, and III devices for new product development and life cycle management. Rey also supported registrations in global markets, particularly in China, Japan, Russia, and Brazil.

From 2012 to 2016, Rey Jacinto served as the Process Owner of Reliability Engineering at Advanced Sterilization Products. In this role, Rey was responsible for driving the reliability engineering efforts for new product development projects, supervising the activities of the R&D Reliability Engineering group, and serving as the main interface between the reliability group and the NPD core team and Project Sponsors.

From 2010 to 2012, Rey Jacinto worked as an Assistant Scientist at Johnson & Johnson, managing a reliability engineering program for a new product development project. Rey coordinated activities, managed a team, oversaw the implementation of a reliability plan, and delivered project updates to various stakeholders.

Between 2009 and 2010, Rey Jacinto held the role of Research Technician II at Advanced Sterilization Products, where they developed novel processes, implemented statistical confidence in product characterization studies, and authored various protocols and reports.

In 2007, Rey Jacinto worked as a Lecturer at UC Irvine, teaching advanced human physiology principles to a sizable group of students and creating teaching materials.

Overall, Rey Jacinto has amassed a wide range of expertise in regulatory affairs, reliability engineering, and teaching.

Rey Jacinto earned a Master's degree in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology-Comparative Physiology from UC Irvine, studying from 2005 to 2007. In addition to their education, they obtained certifications as a Green Belt from Johnson & Johnson in June 2013 and as a Certified Reliability Engineer from ASQ in October 2013.