Jobs at Boston Scientific

The Principal Software Engineer will lead the design and development of mobile applications for medical devices, ensuring compliance with industry standards while mentoring teams and overseeing project timelines.

As a Territory Manager, drive sales performance, build relationships, and support endoscopy solutions in the Central Coast/South Bay areas.

The Principal Full Stack Developer leads engineering teams in creating scalable applications for digital health, ensuring compliance and quality while mentoring other engineers.

Lead the Neuromodulation Quality Systems team, ensuring compliance, managing product/process quality, overseeing audits, and mentoring staff within the medical device sector.

Responsible for manufacturing operations including setup, calibration, rework, and quality testing of parts and assemblies, and collaborating with engineers on process modifications.

Plan and schedule production to meet service level and inventory objectives. Manage backorders, manufacturing priorities, net requirements, and schedule adherence. Provide inventory analysis, maintain master data, support PDP and COP processes, facilitate new product schedules, train associates, and use supply chain systems (SAP, MES, Rapid Response) to optimize production planning.

Lead financial planning, forecasting, reporting and analysis for manufacturing operations. Prepare budgets, variance analysis, journal entries, and sensitivity/NPV modeling. Partner with production, engineering and quality to evaluate cost improvements, product integrations and business opportunities. Support month-end close, annual planning, and continuous improvement of reporting and analytics.

Support manufacturing and product development by identifying and controlling process defects, developing quality plans and risk analyses, implementing process monitoring and improvements, creating quality tools and training, performing audits, and approving final process releases to ensure compliant, high-quality medical devices.

Provide process and quality engineering support for manufacturing and product development: identify and control process defects, develop quality plans and risk analyses, create process monitoring systems, lead process improvement efforts, assist with quality tools and training, perform audits, and authorize final process releases.

18-month entry-level sales trainee program for electrophysiology. Learn cardiac EP therapies, observe live procedures, develop clinical and customer-facing sales skills, and work with sales, clinical, and marketing mentors in hospitals.

The internship involves supporting the Financial Planning & Analysis team with budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, and data analysis, while providing hands-on experience in finance operations.

Develop and maintain quality systems and methodologies, support manufacturing activities, analyze quality issues, and ensure compliance with regulations.