About the role#
As a Process Development Co-op, you will work with cross-functional teams to develop manufacturing processes for medical devices. You will partner with R&D and Operations to bring designs to life and launch products. This is a paid, full-time, 8-month co-op assignment.
What you'll do#
- Manage the integrity and content of Process Plans, including materials and task sequencing.
- Collaborate with teams to refine manufacturing processes.
- Design, fabricate, and test prototype devices based on clinical feedback.
- Perform process characterization and validation experiments to determine optimal manufacturing settings.
- Research and recommend new technologies for medical device production.
What you'll need#
- Current pursuit of a bachelor’s or graduate degree in Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or Material Science/Engineering.
- Graduation date between Fall 2028 and Spring 2030.
- Ability to commit to a full 8-month co-op during Winter 2027 or Summer 2027.
- Eligibility to work in the U.S. without company sponsorship.
- Reliable transportation to the Maple Grove, Minnesota location.
- Effective communication skills and an interest in medical device manufacturing.
- Previous internship or co-op experience is preferred.
Location & details#
- Location: Maple Grove, Minnesota.
- Modality: Hybrid, with at least four days per week in the office.
- Compensation: $43,368 to $73,736 annually, depending on experience and education.
About Boston Scientific
Boston Scientific manufactures medical devices and technologies for patients globally. The company develops tools for diagnosing and treating conditions in areas such as cardiovascular, respiratory, and neurological health. It operates as a public company with over 54,000 employees. The headquarters is located in Marlborough, Massachusetts.
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