Boston Scientific

A global medical device company, Boston Scientific has 10 open positions in Galway. Boston Scientific develops less-invasive medical solutions across cardiology, urology, endoscopy, neuromodulation, and peripheral interventions, with its Galway campus being one of the company's most important manufacturing and R&D sites globally.

Hiring covers manufacturing, quality, engineering, R&D, and regulatory functions. Boston Scientific's Galway operations produce advanced medical devices including cardiac stents, pacemakers, and neuromodulation systems for global markets — making it one of the most technologically significant manufacturing operations in the west of Ireland.

The seniority profile includes mid-level and senior engineering, quality, and manufacturing positions. Key competencies include medical device manufacturing, quality systems (ISO 13485), process validation, biomedical engineering, cleanroom operations, and regulatory affairs (FDA/CE).

Boston Scientific's Galway campus has a long and deep history in the region, becoming one of the cornerstones of Galway's medical device cluster alongside Medtronic, Zimmer Biomet, and others. This cluster creates a rich ecosystem of talent, supply chain, and academic collaboration that benefits everyone working in the sector.

The company's focus on less-invasive therapies means employees contribute to technologies that directly reduce patient suffering and improve clinical outcomes — from cardiac rhythm management to chronic pain relief.

For medical device engineers, quality professionals, and manufacturing specialists in Galway, Boston Scientific offers careers with one of the world's leading medical technology companies. The company provides highly competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits including educational assistance, and world-class professional development. Boston Scientific's long-standing Galway presence, combined with its focus on innovation and patient impact, makes it one of the most desirable medtech employers in the west of Ireland.