Manufacturing Engineer III - ADSA

Boston Scientific•Maple Grove, MN

2d•$76,000 - $144,400

About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineer leads engineering initiatives for the daily support of products, processes, materials, and equipment to meet operational goals within our Access and Delivery Solution Assembly (ASDA) business. In this dynamic and fast-paced environment, this role partners with cross-functional and cross-site teams (Production, Quality, Regulatory, R&D, Process Development, Supplier, etc.) to evaluate, troubleshoot and implement manufacturing processes, while demonstrating our commitment to patient safety and product quality by maintaining compliance to the Quality Policy and all other documented quality processes and procedures. Boston Scientific ranked #2 among medical device companies on Forbes America's Best Places to Work for Engineers 2026. Whether your passion lies in systems, software, human factors, or beyond, this is a place where you can grow your career and be part of something bigger—advancing science for life.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering (preferably Manufacturing, Electrical, Chemical or Mechanical)
Minimum 4 years of engineering experience
Practical understanding of manufacturing problem solving, data analysis, and production flow tools (i.e. DMAIC and LEAN manufacturing)
Ability to provide creative solutions and collaboratively draw ideas from cross functional teams

Nice To Haves

Device assembly/testing and packaging systems experience
Ability to communicate at all levels of the organization
Experience in the medical device industry
Experience performing equipment qualification activities (testing, documentation, training, etc.)
Experience with polymers, sub-assemblies and/or thermal processes
Aptitude for advanced data analysis

Responsibilities

Monitor performance of equipment and processes, providing troubleshooting and root cause analysis of non-conformances, low yields, or other quality/production issues.
Communicate effectively to an audience consisting of peers, operations management, and supporting divisions (R&D, Sustaining Engineering, Project Management, etc)
Plan, organize and prioritize daily work to meet production and project goals.
Apply problem solving and process improvement methodologies to complex and diverse manufacturing processes, across multiple product lines – lead root cause analysis and resolution.
Mentor team members, including engineers, technicians, and manufacturing operators.
Supports technicians during troubleshooting activities when technical issues arise on the production floor.
Recognize quality signals and escalate appropriately within the quality system requirements.
Lead projects with cross-functional team members working towards common business goals and gaining support for new ideas and continuous improvement.
Work collaboratively with divisional customer teams to deliver on process improvements, change management, new product introductions, or business continuity projects
Gather, analyze, and summarize data – drawing conclusions, and reporting out to peers and management
Identify and prioritize improvement opportunities and communicate them to the appropriate levels to ensure completion.
Prepare effectively for potential risks and take constructive action when facing challenges or unexpected issues.