Jeremy Kleppe
About Jeremy Kleppe
Jeremy Kleppe is the Sr. Manager of Global Sourcing - Electronics at Boston Scientific and a Co-Owner of Goldfish Swim School Franchising, LLC in Oakdale, Minnesota.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Since 2016, Jeremy Kleppe has been serving as the Sr. Manager of Global Sourcing - Electronics at Boston Scientific. In this role, he focuses on overseeing the sourcing and procurement of electronics components on a global scale. Jeremy’s responsibilities include supplier selection, contract negotiations, and ensuring that all components meet the company's stringent quality and regulatory requirements.
Background at Boston Scientific
Jeremy Kleppe has held multiple key roles at Boston Scientific over nearly two decades. From 2004 to 2006, he was Supervisor of Component Engineering, later advancing to Manager, Component Engineering, a position he held until 2008. Subsequently, he managed Manufacturing Engineering until 2012 and then served as Sr. Manager of Materials Management (Purchasing & Planning) until 2016. These varied roles provided Jeremy with a broad expertise in engineering, component management, and materials sourcing.
Experience at John Deere
Before joining Boston Scientific, Jeremy Kleppe gathered significant industry experience at John Deere. From 2000 to 2003, he worked as an Industrial Engineer in Supplier Development. During his tenure, he gained expertise in supplier evaluation, improvement processes, and optimizing supply chain efficiencies, contributing to his extensive background in industrial engineering and supplier management.
Co-Owner at Goldfish Swim School Franchising, LLC
Since 2017, Jeremy Kleppe has been co-owner of Goldfish Swim School Franchising, LLC, located in Oakdale, Minnesota. In this position, he plays a crucial role in business management, strategic planning, and operational oversight. This entrepreneurial venture indicates his versatility and ability to excel in both corporate and entrepreneurial settings.
Educational Background
Jeremy Kleppe earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, where he studied from 1994 to 1999. His academic background laid the foundation for his professional expertise in industrial engineering, supplier development, and manufacturing processes.