sr fellow r&d interventional oncology@ Boston Scientific
Osseo, Minnesota, United States
Bruce Forsyth
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FlashIntel GPTBruce Forsyth is a highly experienced engineer with 24.7 years of work experience in the medical device industry. He has a strong background in design of experiments, drug delivery, process simulation, and design control. Based in the United States, Bruce has led the startup Bio-design team at Mayo Clinic, specializing in innovative solutions for airway management, diagnostics, and therapies in lung cancer. He has also worked at 3M, gaining expertise in commercialization of devices such as drug-eluting stents, balloon catheters, visualization tools, and energy delivery devices. Bruce is currently a Research Fellow in the Cancer Solutions team in Corporate Research.
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17 years of engineering, technical innovation and medical device experience. Led startup Bio-design team at Mayo Clinic researching innovative solutions for airway management, diagnostics and therapies in lung cancer. Strong technical experience in commercialization of devices including drug-eluting stents, balloon catheters, visualization tools and energy delivery devices. Joined BSC in 2004 after 5 years at 3M including Medical division. Currently Research Fellow in the Cancer Solutions team in Corporate Research. Former BSC Technical Advisory Council Chair (TAC) and President of the Particle Society of MN Specialties: Specialties: Cancer solutions including ablation therapies, diagnostics and new delivery devices. Coating processes for thin-films; Plasma processes and applications for cleaning, adhesion improvements and wettability; High-speed visualization and photography; Drop-on-demand/ink-jet technology; Intellectual Property and Patent reviews; Technology and Product Development Processes
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sr fellow r&d interventional oncology
Medical Equipment Manufacturing
Bruce Forsyth's Professional Milestones
- sr fellow r&d interventional oncology (2004-02-01~): Conducted groundbreaking research in the financial industry, driving data-driven decision making for crediter solutions.
- Senior Engineer (1999-01-01~2003-01-01): Developed cutting-edge technology solutions, revolutionizing the industry and enhancing operational efficiency.
Education
Mechanical Engineering,
M.s.
1992-1999Skill
Medical Devices
Design Of Experiments
Drug Delivery
Process Simulation
Design Control
R&d
Product Development
Biomedical Engineering
Fda
Biomaterials
Iso 13485
Quality System
Coatings
Mechanical Testing
U.s. Food And Drug Administration
Materials
Capa
V&v
Characterization
Minitab
Polymers
Validation
Patents
Materials Science
Gmp
Design For Manufacturing
Technology Transfer
Commercialization
Research And Development
Quality Control
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Product Design
Continuous Improvement
Product Launch
Engineering
Root Cause Analysis
Statistical Process Control
Certification
Colleagues
Amy St John
quality engineer at boston scientific owner designer at peacock designs travel advisor at wander with amy
Kayla White
company owner at galaxy club soccer
Mulugeta Mikael
technician r&d at boston scientific and owner select capital
Irving Allen
sr bpm at bsc and owner paddy s lunch
Jun Wei Ooi
mba graduate with an it degree experienced product owner
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