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Designs, validates, and integrates networked medical imaging systems within healthcare environments. Responsibilities include solution architecture, pre-sales technical support, customer infrastructure assessments, network configuration, installation validation, documentation, and compliance with healthcare IT and cybersecurity standards. The role collaborates with hospital IT, sales, clinical, cybersecurity, and product teams and requires 60–75% travel.

Develops Tableau dashboards, reports, and data tools for Corporate Accounts. Designs data governance operating models, translates stakeholder needs into visualizations, and supports AI and analytics roadmaps. Partners with data product managers and IT to define requirements, resolve data inconsistencies, prioritize defects, and improve business processes. Provides training, communicates insights and project status, and delivers actionable analysis to sales, marketing, leadership, and end users.

Leads software verification and validation for medical device applications, including test strategy, automation, metrics, traceability, root cause analysis, regulatory compliance, and cross-functional coordination. Mentors six test engineers, guides technical direction, presents quality reports, supports audits, and evaluates testing tools and practices. Requires expert Python automation expertise and leadership experience, with preferred experience in BDD, Windows applications, Agile medical device development, networking tools, and secure software development.

Leads medical device software cybersecurity verification and validation, including test strategy, automation, traceability, metrics, root cause analysis, regulatory compliance, and audit readiness. Coordinates cross-functional testing, mentors engineers, evaluates tools, and develops security regression, negative, abuse-case, and automated test suites. The role requires expert Python skills, technical leadership, and experience with secure development, DevSecOps, security testing tools, and medical device standards.

Boston Scientific is inviting professionals with diverse skills and experiences to submit resumes and join its talent network. The opportunity is associated with a career fair at TEC CCM and may lead to roles supporting the company’s medical technology mission. No specific position, responsibilities, qualifications, salary, or experience requirements are provided.

Manage a defined customer territory through phone and digital outreach, identify opportunities, promote endoscopy products, negotiate and close sales, and achieve targets. Maintain Salesforce records, support customer complaints, coordinate tenders and pricing approvals, ship samples and materials, and collaborate with field sales teams. Build relationships with physicians, nurses, economic buyers, and other medical device procurement stakeholders while complying with company policies and quality standards.

Leads development, integration, validation, and commercialization of automated manufacturing equipment for medical-device production. Defines processes, equipment requirements, control strategies, validation plans, and risk-management activities. Coordinates machine builders and cross-functional teams through design, testing, commissioning, ramp-up, and production transfer. Applies process capability analysis, root-cause investigation, and continuous improvement to optimize yield, cycle time, reliability, and compliance. Provides technical leadership and mentors engineers and technicians.

Supports electrical engineering R&D for medical device products by designing, prototyping, assembling, testing, and analyzing electronic systems and subsystems. The intern writes test protocols and reports, communicates results, and ensures designs meet clinical, regulatory, quality, and patient-safety requirements.

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.

Manages sales and patient-care activities for spinal cord stimulation products across an assigned territory. Responsibilities include prospecting, cultivating physician and hospital relationships, driving revenue, supporting procedures and device programming, educating patients before and after surgery, coordinating long-term device care, analyzing competitors, and collaborating with regional, reimbursement, and national account teams. The role requires clinical and product knowledge, customer relationship skills, and territory-level financial management.