Jobs at Boston Scientific

Supports TheraSphere sales across assigned healthcare accounts by building relationships with physicians and hospital staff, providing product demonstrations, clinical education, procedural support, and problem resolution. Assists Sales Consultants with revenue-generating opportunities, business planning, inventory management, purchase orders, compliance, and administrative tasks. Requires 30–40% travel and occasional weekend events, trade shows, and internal meetings.

Designs, develops, tests, and supports software for implantable neural stimulation systems and related medical products. Responsibilities include C# and web application development, requirements analysis, architecture, code reviews, testing, technical documentation, Agile lifecycle activities, and cross-functional technical leadership. The role provides technical direction on complex projects and improves engineering processes while ensuring compliant, high-quality solutions.

Develop deep learning and AI/ML models to predict cardiac events from ECG and physiological signals. Apply signal processing, analyze implantable-device datasets, build Python tools, validate algorithms, and support feasibility studies for diagnostic features. Collaborate with clinical, software, and hardware teams to improve implantable-device performance and patient outcomes.

Supports medical device production through engineering investigations, process improvement, troubleshooting, validation reporting, and project execution. The intern helps reduce scrap, increase output, develop products and processes, and achieve safety, quality, delivery, and cost goals while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Process Development Engineering Interns develop scalable manufacturing processes and test systems for medical devices. They apply chemistry, materials science, and engineering principles to process development, material selection, characterization, quality improvement, and manufacturing implementation. Interns collaborate with R&D, manufacturing, and technology teams; maintain process plans and manufacturing instructions; and ensure compliance with process development and quality requirements.

Process Development Engineering Interns develop and improve manufacturing processes, test systems, fixtures, tooling, and equipment for medical devices. Responsibilities include hands-on design, testing, troubleshooting, process validation, statistical analysis, manufacturing documentation, and cross-functional collaboration. Interns support scalable, high-quality production processes across areas including electrophysiology, cardiac rhythm management, diagnostics, endoscopy, and urology while ensuring compliance with quality procedures.

Coordinates employee engagement events, site visits, leadership meetings, and administrative projects from planning through completion. Manages schedules, budgets, vendors, procurement, logistics, stakeholder communications, visitor access, catering, and action tracking. Supports office administration and improves event, meeting, visitor, and operational processes while working cross-functionally with employees, leaders, contractors, and business partners.

Supports development of scalable manufacturing processes, automated equipment, controls, test systems, and data acquisition solutions for medical devices. The intern connects R&D with manufacturing, troubleshoots process and automation issues, maintains process plans and manufacturing instructions, ensures quality and procedural compliance, and collaborates with cross-functional engineering teams. Assignments may support electrophysiology, cardiac rhythm management, diagnostics, endoscopy, or urology products.

Responsible for financial planning, forecasting, reporting, budgeting, variance analysis, month-end close support, and financial modeling. Evaluates business opportunities, acquisitions, products, tax planning, and spending initiatives through scenario and sensitivity analysis. Develops financial processes and recommends actions based on financial performance. Requires manufacturing finance and cost accounting experience, SAP expertise, strong analytical skills, bilingual English and Spanish communication, and process improvement capabilities.

Manufacturing Engineer Intern supporting medical device production through engineering investigations, troubleshooting, process improvement, validation data generation, and project execution. The role focuses on reducing scrap, increasing output, developing products and processes, and meeting safety, quality, delivery, and cost goals. The intern collaborates with cross-functional teams, applies academic engineering knowledge, reviews production reports, and participates in hands-on manufacturing problem solving.

Develop and refine manufacturing processes for next-generation medical devices. Responsibilities include maintaining process plans, collaborating cross-functionally, designing and testing prototypes, conducting process characterization and validation experiments, and evaluating new manufacturing technologies.