Maria Fernanda Campos
I am a Service Designer who asks uncomfortable questions for a living. I have spent 4+ years at Tangity working across healthcare, public administration, and financial services and the thread connecting all of it is the same: finding where a service fails the person it was supposed to help, and fixing that. My clearest direction is women's health, because the gap there is structural, documented, and largely unaddressed by design.
Untangling complexity,
designing what matters
I am a Service Designer with an engineering background and 4+ years at Tangity (NTT DATA). I specialise in translating complex, multi-stakeholder challenges into coherent service experiences: from research through to validated outcomes, across sectors as different as healthcare, public administration, and financial services.
My focus is healthcare design, and it is not something I arrived at by accident. It started when I came across research showing that women wait on average four years longer than men to receive a diagnosis for the same disease. I could not let that sit. I went deeper, exploring the structural gender bias embedded in modern medicine, and it became the subject of my Master's thesis at Politecnico di Milano. Today, that same curiosity drives my interest in Women's Health and the FemTech industry. I volunteer with Tech4Fem, Italy's first FemTech network, and I bring that same systems thinking to every project I work on.
Projects that
made a difference
How I work
Giving back to the
FemTech community
Tech4Fem is Italy's first nonprofit network dedicated to FemTech and women's health, promoting innovation and technology to close the Women's Health Gap. I volunteer alongside founders, researchers, and healthcare professionals working toward more equitable women's health systems.
My involvement includes supporting the Femtech Exchange Programme (FEP), an international initiative connecting FemTech startups globally, and representing Tech4Fem at Wired Health Italy in Milan (March 2026), building connections with partners and sector innovators.
Let's create
something
meaningful
Open to conversations about service design, healthcare, FemTech, and innovation.