Innovative Medical Device Test Method Engineer

Boston Scientific Gruppe; Maple Grove (MN); On-site; USD 78,000 - 149,000; Full time

Job summary

Boston Scientific in Minnesota's Arbor Lakes office is seeking a Test Method Development Engineer - P3 to join the Interventional Heart Failure group. You will develop test methods for device performance and contribute to new product platforms focused on sensor feedback loops.

The role requires a master’s or PhD in engineering, 3+ years of experience, and strong statistics. Travel is about 20% and the position is onsite five days per week.

Qualifications

• Master’s or PhD in mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, or similar.
• Strong engineering fundamentals and sound technical judgment.
• Experience developing product level test methods and equipment/fixturing with verification testing as benchmark.

Responsibilities

• Test method developer for components, sub, or finished medical device assemblies.
• Creates new methods to evaluate critical areas of product performance with device feedback loop focus.
• Guides the design of unique equipment or fixturing/tooling to support method development.
• Contributes to or leads test protocols, data generation, analysis, and team review.
• Collaborates cross-functionally to ensure requirements are unambiguous and measurable.
• Authors technical reports that communicate results and share knowledge across the business unit.
• Contributes ideas to or generates intellectual property submissions.
• Significant hands-on in-lab product development and testing.

Skills

Engineering fundamentals

Statistical analysis

Project management

Collaboration

Education

Master's or PhD in mechanical or biomedical engineering

Job description

Boston Scientific in Minnesota's Arbor Lakes office is seeking a Test Method Development Engineer - P3 to join the Interventional Heart Failure group. You will develop test methods for device performance and contribute to new product platforms focused on sensor feedback loops.

The role requires a master’s or PhD in engineering, 3+ years of experience, and strong statistics. Travel is about 20% and the position is onsite five days per week.