Boston Scientific, founded in 1979, develops minimally invasive medical technologies across a range of clinical areas including cardiovascular interventions, rhythm management, neurology, endoscopy, urology, and pelvic health. The company employs over 53,000 people worldwide and serves 127 countries, treating more than 44 million patients annually.
Technology professionals at Boston Scientific work within medical device engineering, a domain that spans the company's seven major therapeutic areas. Annual research and development investment stands at approximately $1.68 billion, reflecting the scale of the company's technical programme. The company's geographic footprint is global.
The company identifies several cultural priorities, including pursuing meaningful innovation, collaborating across global teams, and maintaining high performance standards. It operates in the healthcare and medical devices industry verticals.
