Eric Nagaoka
About Eric Nagaoka
Eric Nagaoka is an R&D Engineer II at Boston Scientific, specializing in the development of medical devices for minimally invasive surgery.
Current Position at Boston Scientific
Eric Nagaoka serves as an R and D Engineer II at Boston Scientific, a role he has held since 2017. He is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States. In this role, he contributes to the development of medical devices, particularly focusing on innovative solutions in the field of minimally invasive surgery. His responsibilities include participating in cross-functional teams to enhance product design and functionality and engaging in research and development projects that involve collaboration with international teams.
Previous Experience: Boston Scientific Intern
Before his current role, Eric Nagaoka worked as an R and D Intern at Boston Scientific in 2016 for three months. During this internship, he gained experience in the development of medical devices and worked on enhancing product design and functionality. This initial exposure to the medical device industry laid the foundation for his future contributions as an engineer in the same company.
Previous Experience: Apama Medical
Eric Nagaoka also interned at Apama Medical as an R and D Engineer Intern in 2015, working for three months in Campbell, California. This role provided him with valuable experience in the medical device industry and offered him the opportunity to contribute to the development and engineering of medical technologies.
Educational Background
Eric Nagaoka holds both a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (2016-2017) and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (2012-2016) from California Polytechnic State University - San Luis Obispo. His academic achievements provided him with a solid foundation in mechanical engineering principles, which he has applied in his subsequent professional roles in the medical device industry.
Early Career: Kitchell
In 2014, Eric Nagaoka worked as a Project Engineer Intern at Kitchell in Phoenix, Arizona, for three months. This early career experience allowed him to gain practical engineering skills and introduced him to project management and engineering within a professional setting.