Lee Smith
About Lee Smith
Lee Smith is an R&D Manager at Boston Scientific with expertise in analog circuitry and electromechanical components.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Lee Smith has been serving as the R&D Manager at Boston Scientific since 2017, based in Galway. In this capacity, Smith is involved in overseeing research and development projects, with a particular focus on the design and development of analog circuitry and electromechanical components. Their role includes leading teams, managing R&D strategies, and ensuring projects align with the company’s innovation goals.
Previous Experience at Western Automation R&D
Prior to joining Boston Scientific, Lee Smith worked at Western Automation R&D as an R&D Engineer from 2011 to 2017. In this role, they were responsible for various engineering tasks, including the development and testing of electronic designs. Their work at Western Automation R&D spanned six years, contributing to the advancement of the company's R&D initiatives.
Educational Background in Engineering
Lee Smith obtained a Master of Electronic Engineering (MEng) from Waterford Institute of Technology. Prior to that, they completed a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the same institution. These academic credentials provided Smith with a strong foundation in engineering principles and electronic design, essential for their professional roles.
Expertise in Analog Circuitry Design
Lee Smith specializes in the design and development of analog circuitry and electromechanical components. Their expertise includes the layout design of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and conducting electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing of designs. Smith is also skilled in conducting design verification testing to meet EN/IEC standards, utilizing circuit simulation to validate their design concepts.