Brian Finander
About Brian Finander
Brian Finander is a Sr. R&D Engineer at Boston Scientific with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in research and development roles.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Since 2001, Brian Finander has been serving as a Sr. R&D Engineer at Boston Scientific. In this position, he leverages his extensive experience in research and development engineering to contribute to the company's medical device innovations. His role involves designing, developing, and testing new products to ensure they meet medical standards and deliver patient benefits.
Previous Experience at Microvena
Between 1997 and 2001, Brian Finander worked as a Sr. R&D Engineer at Microvena. During his four-year tenure, he focused on developing medical devices, taking part in various stages of product lifecycle including concept development, prototyping, and testing. His work contributed to Microvena’s advancements in vascular health solutions.
Experience at Flexmedics
From 1992 to 1997, Brian Finander held the role of R&D Engineer at Flexmedics. Over five years, he played an integral role in the research and development team, where he was responsible for the design, innovation, and implementation of medical devices. His efforts were pivotal in advancing Flexmedics' product offerings.
Education in Library and Information Science
Brian Finander pursued his Master's degree in Library and Information Science at St. Catherine University, St. Paul, from 2010 to 2014. This academic achievement provided him with a solid foundation in information management and research methodologies, skills that complement his engineering expertise.
Mechanical Engineering Education
Brian Finander obtained a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) from the University of Minnesota between 1987 and 1990. This educational background supplied him with a strong grounding in mechanical engineering principles, which have been fundamental to his R&D engineering roles.
Physics Degree from Hamline University
Brian Finander earned a Bachelor of Arts in Physics from Hamline University, graduating in 1987. His undergraduate studies in physics provided him with a deep understanding of physical principles and analytical skills, which he later applied in his engineering career.