Anita Venkataswamy
About Anita Venkataswamy
Anita Venkataswamy is a Manufacturing Engineer at Boston Scientific with a background in Polymer Science and Engineering from Case Western Reserve University.
Title
Anita Venkataswamy holds the title of Manufacturing Engineer. She is currently employed at Boston Scientific, where she has been working since 2018.
Professional Experience at Boston Scientific
Anita Venkataswamy joined Boston Scientific in 2018 as a Manufacturing Engineer. In this role, she made significant contributions, including introducing a pilot line with automated chemical feeding as part of new product development. Anita has collaborated closely with Research & Development and Process Development Teams to enhance process technology down-select. Her initiatives in the Extrusion department notably reduced scrap in multi-layer extrusion catheters. Prior to her current position, she completed two internships at the same company as a Process Development Intern in 2017 and 2016, gaining valuable experience in Maple Grove, MN, and Marlborough, MA.
Educational Background
Anita Venkataswamy graduated from Case Western Reserve University, where she studied Polymer Science and Engineering, earning a Bachelor's Degree. She attended the university from 2014 to 2018. Before entering university, she completed her high school education at Prairie Ridge High School from 2010 to 2014.
Teaching Experience at Case Western Reserve University
Anita Venkataswamy has a background in academia as well. She served as a Teaching Assistant at Case Western Reserve University in two different courses. In 2017, she was a Teaching Assistant for ENGR 145: Chemistry of Materials for four months. Additionally, she held the position for EMAC 276: Polymer Properties and Design for another four months in 2017.
Research Experience at Case Western Reserve University
Anita Venkataswamy has research experience from her time at Case Western Reserve University. She worked as a Research Assistant in the Wnek Lab from 2016 to 2017 for a year. Prior to that, she also held a short-term Research Assistant position in 2015 for four months. Her roles in these positions equipped her with solid research skills and a deep understanding of polymer properties and design.