Boston Scientific Employer Reviews

Testing medical devices and training production workers.
Learned alot about FDA and their audits.
Mangement encouraged continuing education.
Co-workers seemed like family. I still keep in touch.
Working long hours sometimes when needed.
Knowing you are improving someones health.

It's lively to work here
Quality a must
Friendly atmosphere

My co-workers and management team were outstanding. I learned about the EDI process and technical skills involved with setting up connectivity for new customers as well as growing the business for established customers.

A typical day at Boston Scientific starts at 7:00am in the field meeting with clients and battling with the competition. At the end of each week we regroup to discuss our hits and misses so that the team can learn from one another. Management doors are open for everyone and they expect people to come in with questions or concerns. Co-workers work as – more...  one team even though they represent all functions. The hardest part of the job is having to travel 70% of the time in order to achieve results. The most enjoyable part is cellebrating success at the end of the year – less

no job security,replacing employees with robotic. Sending department to difference branch.

I had the schedule from 6:30am to 3:00pm. My position was engineer technician so I worked basically directly with engineers. I The engineering were full with paper work occupation, my job was more evolved directly with production, technical knowledge special when the maintenance technicians can't find the problems. Since some time I was very busy and – more...  most of the time I was busy with different projects and designs. I learned the format of organization of the company. How important is the documentation in the medical device industry. I make a Master paid by the company. Respectful and cordially relationship with managers and workers. The most I liked in this job is that they allow you to develop the ideas to improve the production and that they stimulated the participation of any range of workers in the plant. – less

a typical day at work was always a good one. We learned to get along and work together to be able to produce quality medical products. I learned how to make less invasive medical products such as meier and sensor. There wasn't really anything hard about the job, i learned the skills very quickly and accurately.

What is a typical day at work? Busy with time managment so important, organized very scheluded to meet our projects I loved the work and was happy there.
They are excellent as far as the training and classes for keeping my skills up and learning. The management approved my taking a writing class to help write reports and improve my emails.

At Boston – more...  Scientific, for the first year I worked as a Lab Technician PD (Pilot Plant) in the Experimental Design Group. We solved the problems. I performed so well that I was rewarded with a two-year defined-term position in Manufacturing/ Packaging, Production Testing/Inspection and Validation. I worked very hard with my projects.

Did what I was told to do? I worked with a great initial group of people some of which are not there any more. We were a team. Some of them later are at EV3/Covian. I was quiet and goody goody girl. My co-workers were respectful and professional to me. I always did my best to work and helped them with their projects. I dedicated my commitment to personal and professional excellence to my position at Boston Scientific. – less

Leading international medical device firm with over $8b in annual revenue dedicated to less invasive medicine with over 25,000 employees world-wide. Market leader of life saving products across Cardiology, Endosurgery, and Cardiac Rhythm Management business units.

love working for this company everyday at work was a good day I learned alot on this job management is great Iam a team player so I got alone with all my co-workers there was no hard part of this job what Ilov about this job we get the work out on time and make people happy

BSC is fairly unorganized and has a strange corporate structure but the product is the best in class.

Healthcare is amazing with this company. The company tries hard to grow and develop employeess. However, there were multiple layoffs during my time of employment.

Most employees long term but tough to get hired on. Nice clean facility, good security,

Cutting edge provider of non invasive medical devices with 25,000 products. Hospital decision makers more demanding with contracts and pricing. Marketing elements must be carefully tailored.

Very hard place to work but good for clock-watchers and folks, who like to get paid for doing very little work. People are very arrogant, judgmental, and the place is full of demagogs who like meetings but don't like to do anything. I worked there twice, once ten years ago when the stock was at 50+ and most recently when the stock was at 5.

Building wires for the human used. Well train on different ares and stations. A medical divise company.Performing hydrajack at the oven station.
Material handle and defec inspection of product.

Dynamic work environment. The company culture kept you in a position for an average of 5 yrs and can be difficult to move around and get promotions.

Competitive medical device company who is looking to work lean but has a renewed focus on R & D.

The culture is challenging given the amount of changes that occur so frequently. Hard to keep traction going in any direction.

Most places will give employees incentives or awards, Boston Scientific does not do this.