Senior Consultant at mPulse Mobile

Jul 29, 2025

Ayomide Owoyemi is currently a Senior Consultant at mPulse Mobile. In his role, he works at the intersection of data science and healthcare strategy partnering with engineering and analytics teams to develop predictive models, translate healthcare data into actionable insights, and support population health initiatives for payers and providers.

What is the highest degree you have earned and what can you tell us about your academic path?

I hold a PhD in Biomedical and Health Informatics from the University of Illinois Chicago. My academic journey began with a medical degree (MBChB) from Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria, followed by a Master of Science in Public Health.

Where do you work now and what is your company about?

I currently work at mPulse Mobile, a digital health company that leverages behavioral science and omnichannel engagement particularly SMS, voice, and digital platforms to improve health outcomes and drive member and patient activation.

How did you first learn about the company?

I learnt about the company through LinkedIn

What do you like most about the company?

What I value most about mPulse Mobile is its mission-driven focus on health equity and innovation. The company leverages conversational AI and predictive analytics to improve care engagement and close gaps in diverse populations. Its collaborative and supportive culture, with transparent and growth-oriented leadership, makes it a great place to work.

What skills make you successful in your role and why did you choose this role?

My success in this role is driven by a combination of clinical knowledge, data science expertise, and product management skills. I excel at translating complex healthcare data into actionable insights, leading cross-functional teams, and aligning technical solutions with user needs and strategic goals. I chose this role because it sits at the intersection of technology, healthcare, and impact allowing me to apply my research and technical background to real-world population health challenges while contributing to more equitable and effective care.

How do you define success?

I define success as making a meaningful difference in the lives of others while continually growing into a better version of myself each day.

What's the most fulfilling aspect of your job?

The most fulfilling part of my job is seeing how data-driven solutions directly improve people’s health outcomes, especially among underserved populations. Knowing that my work helps close care gaps, personalize interventions, and support meaningful behavioral change gives me a strong sense of purpose and impact.

What advice do you have for students and job seekers?

Stay curious, be intentional, and don’t be afraid to carve your own path. Focus on building skills that solve real problems, seek out mentors and collaborators, and let your values guide your choices. Most importantly, remember that growth isn’t always linear, stay adaptable and open to learning at every stage.

What book did you read last?

The Long Walk by Steven King