Jonathan Lynch
About Jonathan Lynch
Jonathan Lynch is a Senior Calibration Engineer at Boston Scientific with extensive experience in calibration and instrumentation technology.
Company: Boston Scientific
Jonathan Lynch has been working at Boston Scientific since 2009 in Cork. His role as Senior Calibration Engineer involves ensuring the precision and reliability of various scientific instruments. His extensive experience enables him to oversee complex calibration activities while maintaining stringent quality standards.
Career History: LotusWorks
Before joining Boston Scientific, Jonathan Lynch worked at LotusWorks from 2003 to 2009 in various roles. He began as an Instrument Technician in Dublin, moved to the position of Lead Calibration Technician at Pfizer Pharma in Grange Castle, and then became a Calibration Engineer in Cork. His tenure at LotusWorks provided him with a broad spectrum of experience in calibration technologies and project management.
Previous Roles: MPRC and Lucent Technologies
Jonathan Lynch's early career included positions at MPRC and Lucent Technologies. From 2001 to 2003, he worked as a Mobile Phone Debug Technician at MPRC in Sandyford, Dublin. Prior to that, from 1999 to 2001, he served as a Test Operator at Lucent Technologies in Blanchardstown, Dublin. These roles provided him with a foundation in technical troubleshooting and operational testing.
Education and Qualifications
Jonathan Lynch earned a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Process Plant Technology from Munster Technological University between 2013 and 2015. He also holds a Diploma in Electrical/Electronic Control Engineering, specializing in Instrumentation Technology/Technician, from Technological University Dublin, where he studied from 1997 to 2001. His educational background provides a solid underpinning for his engineering expertise.
Achievements in Calibration Engineering
Throughout his career, Jonathan Lynch has made significant contributions to the field of calibration engineering. He managed the transfer and setup of a new calibration lab during an acquisition, organized a team of 21 technicians for product line relocations, and reduced the number of external calibration vendors from 49 to 1 through lean management practices. His efforts in continuous improvement projects have also minimized calibration cycle times while enhancing quality standards. Additionally, he has completed more than 30 successful audits with renowned organizations like TUV, DEKRA, KEMA, FDA, and IMB.