Patrick Marek
About Patrick Marek
Patrick Marek is the Associate Director of R&D Sustaining Engineering at Boston Scientific in Valencia, CA. He has previously held managerial roles at Bruker Nano Surfaces and Medtronic, and holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from UC Santa Barbara.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Patrick Marek is the Associate Director of R&D Sustaining Engineering at Boston Scientific. Since 2016, he has been located in Valencia, CA, USA. In his role, he oversees the R&D efforts aimed at sustaining engineering initiatives, ensuring that existing products continue to meet high standards and are consistently improved upon. His work is essential for maintaining product quality and adherence to regulatory standards.
Industry Experience at Bruker Nano Surfaces
Before joining Boston Scientific, Patrick Marek served as a Value Stream Manager at Bruker Nano Surfaces from 2013 to 2016. During his three years in Goleta, CA, he was responsible for managing the flow of value through their nanoscale microscopy and metrology solutions. His role involved ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in the manufacturing processes, contributing to the quality and innovation Bruker Nano Surfaces is known for.
Career History at Medtronic
Patrick Marek's professional journey includes an eight-year tenure at Medtronic, where he worked as a Value Stream Manager, also known as Manufacturing Manager. From 2005 to 2013, he operated out of Southern California. His responsibilities included managing manufacturing operations, optimizing production processes, and ensuring high-quality medical device output. His experience at Medtronic laid a strong foundation for his subsequent roles in the medical technology sector.
Educational Background in Chemical Engineering
Patrick Marek earned his Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Chemical Engineering from UC Santa Barbara. His education provided him with a solid grounding in the principles of chemical engineering, which has been integral to his career in the medical device and nano-surface technology industries. UC Santa Barbara's program is known for its rigorous curriculum and research opportunities, preparing graduates for diverse engineering roles.