Sean Fleury
About Sean Fleury
Sean Fleury is a Principal R&D Engineer and Acquisition Lead at Boston Scientific, with extensive experience in medical device innovation and a strong patent portfolio.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Sean Fleury currently holds the position of Principal R&D Engineer and Acquisition Lead at Boston Scientific. Working remotely from Nashville, Tennessee, he also serves as a Design Review Subject Matter Expert. His roles here involve spearheading acquisitions and overseeing design reviews to ensure quality and compliance in product development.
Previous Experience at Boston Scientific
Sean Fleury has an extensive history with Boston Scientific, serving in various capacities since 2010. His roles have ranged from Engineering Intern to Principal R&D Engineer on international assignments. His previous positions include Senior Engineer in Interventional Cardiology R&D, Senior Engineer in Endoscopy R&D, Engineer II and Engineer I in Endoscopy R&D, and multiple other engineering roles. He has worked both domestically and internationally, gaining a diverse range of experiences in multiple specializations.
Industry Contributions and Patents
Sean Fleury has made significant contributions to the field of medical device technology. He has submitted 64 patent applications to the US Patent Office, of which 34 patents have been granted. This demonstrates a noteworthy contribution to innovation and the development of new technologies in the medical device sector.
Previous Roles in Advisory and Leadership Positions
In addition to his technical roles, Sean Fleury has held several leadership and advisory positions. He was the Chief Operating Officer at SellTheDips LLC in Boston and served as an Advisory Board Member for the Biomedical Engineering Department at Virginia Commonwealth University. These roles highlight his leadership capabilities and his commitment to mentoring and guiding industry practices.
Educational Background
Sean Fleury earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, attending from 2006 to 2010. His academic background laid the foundation for his extensive career in biomedical engineering and medical device technology.