Sennett Zhen
About Sennett Zhen
Sennett Zhen is the Global Product Manager for Thrombectomy at Boston Scientific, with extensive experience in the medical device industry, particularly in thrombectomy and peripheral interventions.
Company
Sennett Zhen is currently employed at Boston Scientific, where he serves as the Global Product Manager for Thrombectomy. He has been with the company since 2014, working initially as an Associate Product Manager, then advancing to manage the PTA segment, and now leading the Thrombectomy segment.
Title
Sennett Zhen holds the position of Global Product Manager for Thrombectomy at Boston Scientific. In this role, he is instrumental in product management and strategy, specifically focusing on the AngioJet system, a notable product in the Peripheral Interventions sector.
Education and Expertise
Sennett Zhen holds a Bachelor's degree in International Studies from Macalester College, where he studied from 2007 to 2011. He furthered his education in Economics at Peking University for a year between 2009 and 2010. His academic background provides a strong foundation for his extensive experience in product management within the medical device industry, especially in thrombectomy and peripheral interventions.
Background
Sennett Zhen began his career as a Marketing Associate at Shanghai Medicilon Inc. in Pudong, Shanghai, where he worked for a year from 2011 to 2012. He then moved to Veritas Health LLC as a Content Strategy Analyst in 2013 for ten months. His tenure at Boston Scientific started in 2014, where he initially worked as an Associate Product Manager. Over time, he progressed through various roles, including managing the PTA segment and currently leading the Thrombectomy segment.
Achievements
Sennett Zhen has played a pivotal role in managing the AngioJet business at Boston Scientific, a significant product in the Peripheral Interventions Thrombectomy sector. His expertise in product management and strategic oversight has been crucial in advancing this segment within the medical device industry.