Seema Doll
About Seema Doll
Seema Doll is a Process Engineer at Boston Scientific with extensive experience in R&D and process development, holding multiple certifications in Six Sigma methodologies.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Seema Doll serves as a Process Engineer at Boston Scientific, a global leader in medical devices. Based in Farnham, England, United Kingdom, she began this role in 2023. In addition, since 2021, she has held the position of Process Development Engineer II at Boston Scientific in Cork, County Cork, Ireland. Her responsibilities in these roles involve developing and optimizing manufacturing processes to enhance efficiency and product quality.
Previous Experience at Boston Scientific
Before her current roles, Seema Doll worked as an R&D Scientist at Boston Scientific from 2019 to 2021. She was stationed in Camberley, Surrey, United Kingdom, where she focused on research and development projects to drive innovation in the company's product offerings.
Experience at BTG plc
Seema Doll has notable experience with BTG plc. In 2019, she held the role of R&D Scientist for three months and also served as a Development Engineer from 2018 to 2019. Additionally, she was a Process Development Scientist in 2018 and started as a Research and Development Technician from 2016 to 2017. These roles were based in Camberley/Farnham, where she contributed to product development and process improvement initiatives.
Education and Certifications
Seema Doll earned a BSc in Pharmaceutical and Chemical Sciences from the University of Brighton, studying from 2014 to 2018. She also holds AS & A Levels from Brigidine School, Windsor, and GCSEs from The Langley Academy. She has an accredited Design For Six Sigma - Green Belt certification and is a certified Lean Six Sigma - Black Belt, underscoring her expertise in process improvement methodologies.
Professional Involvement
Seema Doll is an active committee member for the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineers (ISPE) UK. She is also a part of the ISPE Women in Pharma group, where she engages in initiatives to support and advance women in the pharmaceutical field. Her commitment to professional associations reflects her passion for inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers.