Boston Scientific is seeking a Sr Product Analyst to maintain and enhance global systems and processes to support quality goals and priorities for the Post Market Quality organization, ensuring compliance with BSC, customer, and regulatory requirements.
Requirements
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and SharePoint
- Experience with system management, or process analysis and development
- Medical device quality experience
- Experience with Jira, Salesforce, PowerBI or Tableau, SharePoint, Adobe Premiere, and/or Digital Adoption (Whatfix) software
- Experience with change management
- Experience with Product Teams, Agile Scrum and Kanban methodologies
- Strong technical acumen with ability to collect, analyze and interpret business information and translate business needs into technical solutions
Responsibilities
- Partnering with an IT development team to support the launch and implementation of new system functionality; solicit business requirements, create user stories, and facilitate User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- Performing qualitative and quantitative data analysis, opportunity assessments, and product experiments
- Analyzing and prioritizing requirements as a part of the overall Product Backlog
- Creating and publishing resources and information for the Post Market Quality organization
- Communicating process changes to users; developing and delivering user training and awareness sessions, as well as other global communications
- Providing support for the Post Market Quality organization to ensure defined quality goals and objectives are met
- Leading and participating in large-scale cross-functional, high-impact projects
Other
- Bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 6 years related work experience
- Ability to travel globally, up to 15%
- Ability to communicate effectively with individuals on all levels (written and verbally)
- Ability to work in a self-directed, fast-paced environment and complete work without significant guidance
- Ability to remain flexible and adaptable to changing needs and priorities
