The article was pretty fluffy, but it was about them not by them. If article was accurate about the role at Siemens they have for certain been exposed to RA/QA work and know what a DHF is, etc.
Anyway and least at they time you posted (since then there were more interaction) I didn't find the same information nearly enough to dismiss their competence out of hand.
I went back and dwetermined that the article was wrong. He wasn't a "director" at Bruker, he was a "detector imaging scientist". There's nothing about Siemens.
So this isn't an amateur programmer, it's a person who got a phd in nuclear engineering and radiological sciences, was a scientist at bruker, has some experience with health systems, and then became a serial entrepeneur with a small company that has some funding. BTW, people who have the job title "Director" are normally fairly senior (old), as well.
Anyway and least at they time you posted (since then there were more interaction) I didn't find the same information nearly enough to dismiss their competence out of hand.