Allyson Anderson
About Allyson Anderson
Allyson Anderson is the Vice President of R&D and Site Lead at Boston Scientific, with extensive experience in biomedical engineering and research.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Allyson Anderson is currently serving as the Vice President of Research and Development (R&D) and Site Lead at Boston Scientific, based in Waltham, Massachusetts, United States. She has been in this role since 2023, overseeing the R&D activities and site operations with a focus on advancing medical technologies.
Career at Boston Scientific
Allyson Anderson's career at Boston Scientific has been extensive and varied. She held multiple roles including R&D Director and Cambridge Site Lead (2019-2023) in Cambridge, MA, Hardware and Systems Engineering Manager II (2017-2019), Systems Engineering Manager (2016-2017), and Principal Systems Engineer (2013-2016). Her responsibilities have spanned across managing engineering teams, overseeing system development, and leading site operations.
Previous Experience at Stereotaxis
Prior to her tenure at Boston Scientific, Allyson Anderson worked at Stereotaxis in various capacities. She served as Senior Systems Development Engineer (2012-2013), Pre-Clinical Study Manager (2009-2013), and Biomedical Research Engineer (2009-2012). Her work at Stereotaxis focused on the development and management of electroanatomical mapping systems and robotic technology for cardiac catheterizations.
Educational Background
Allyson Anderson has a strong academic foundation in physics. She earned her Ph.D. and M.A. in Physics from Washington University in St. Louis. She also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Wofford College.
Expertise in Biomedical Engineering
Allyson Anderson's expertise lies in electroanatomical mapping systems and robotic technology for cardiac catheterizations. Her experience includes managing pre-clinical studies, conducting research in laboratory and clinical settings, and communicating advanced biomedical concepts to diverse audiences.