Quality Engineer Intern - Medical Devices Impact

Boston Scientific; Maple Grove (MN); On-site; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Housing assistance

Job summary

Boston Scientific is seeking a Quality Engineering Intern to join our team in Minnesota. You will support quality initiatives in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and work cross-functionally to improve processes while building relationships across disciplines.

The internship emphasizes continuous improvement and patient impact. You will contribute to quality projects, apply design for manufacturing concepts, and help develop inspection systems.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a degree in Mechanical, Biomedical or Industrial Engineering.
• Graduation date between December 2027 and May 2029.
• May 17th or 24th, 2027 start for 12 weeks internship.
• Reliable transportation to/from work.

Responsibilities

• Lead Value Improvement Projects (VIPs) for yield and cost savings.
• Apply design for manufacturing principles for tooling and equipment.
• Create inspections to ensure critical requirements are met.
• Support quality disciplines and drive decisions.
• Use systematic problem-solving to identify and resolve quality issues.
• Apply technical knowledge to innovate processes and tooling.
• Develop and execute streamlined quality systems.
• Collaborate with a diverse cross-functional team.
• Apply academics to real-world problems.
• Improve patient lives worldwide.

Skills

Quality engineering

Statistical analysis

Education

Mechanical, Biomedical or Industrial Engineering

Job description

Boston Scientific is seeking a Quality Engineering Intern to join our team in Minnesota. You will support quality initiatives in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and work cross-functionally to improve processes while building relationships across disciplines.

The internship emphasizes continuous improvement and patient impact. You will contribute to quality projects, apply design for manufacturing concepts, and help develop inspection systems.