Manufacturing Engineer II
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About The Position
At Boston Scientific, the Manufacturing Engineer II plays a crucial role in supporting the Manufacturing organization to facilitate efficient operations within the production area. This position is focused on optimizing existing processes and ensuring that production goals are met. The engineer will monitor the performance of equipment, machines, and tools, addressing any equipment problems or process parameters that lead to non-conforming products, low yields, or product quality issues. Additionally, the role involves interfacing with Quality and Research and Development organizations to integrate new products or processes into the existing manufacturing area. The responsibilities of the Manufacturing Engineer II include initiating and completing technical activities that lead to new or improved products or processes, aligning with the strategic goals and objectives of the company. This involves preparing reports, publishing findings, and making presentations to communicate results effectively. The engineer will analyze and solve problems using basic engineering principles, theories, and concepts, tackling a wide range of complex and advanced issues that may require innovative approaches or breakthroughs in technology. Furthermore, the Manufacturing Engineer II is expected to develop expertise in their field, becoming a recognized leader or authority in a specific area of specialization. This role requires an understanding of business policies and procedures, as well as the ability to comprehend the business needs of the company and customer requirements. The engineer will cultivate a network of internal and external resources to complete tasks and may lead project teams, determining goals and objectives for various projects. Mentoring new engineers and employees by sharing technical expertise and providing guidance is also a key aspect of this position. The engineer will interact cross-functionally and with internal and external customers, serving as a consultant for engineering or scientific interpretations and advice on significant matters, while acting as a spokesperson for the business unit's current and future capabilities.
