Wajih Kamran
About Wajih Kamran
Wajih Kamran is a Senior Engineer at Boston Scientific, specializing in the Enhanced Signal Escalation Complaint Trending System and supporting various divisions. He has a background in data analysis and business intelligence, with experience at Alkermes, Takeda, Shire, and Bose Corporation.
Current Position at Boston Scientific
Wajih Kamran currently holds the position of Senior Engineer at Boston Scientific. He has been with the company since 2020. In his role, he serves as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for the Enhanced Signal Escalation Complaint Trending System, supporting the Endoscopy, Urology, and Pelvic Health Divisions. He leads efforts in creating, deleting, and updating MID Risk & Evaluation Thresholds. Additionally, Kamran acts as a Divisional Lead and Community of Practice Member for the Enhanced Signal Escalation system. His responsibilities also involve contributing to CAPA CER efforts and collaborating with global and cross-functional teams to streamline Clinical Evaluation Report data practices.
Previous Experience at Alkermes
Before joining Boston Scientific, Wajih Kamran was a BI/Trade Analyst at Alkermes from 2019 to 2020. During his 11-month tenure, he was responsible for business intelligence and trade analysis tasks. His experience at Alkermes provided him with key insights and skills in data analysis which he has further applied in his subsequent roles.
Role at Takeda
In 2019, Wajih Kamran worked as a US Transparency Data Analyst II at Takeda for 6 months. His role focused on managing and analyzing transparency data, which included handling complex datasets and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements in the pharmaceutical sector.
Tenure at Shire
From 2017 to 2019, Wajih Kamran served as a US Transparency Data Analyst II at Shire in Lexington, Massachusetts. Over two years, he managed transparency data and provided data analysis support to the team, helping to ensure regulatory compliance and accuracy in data reporting.
Education
Wajih Kamran completed his Bachelor of Science in Information Technology at the University of Massachusetts Boston, specializing in Business Intelligence. He studied from 2013 to 2016, acquiring a solid foundation in IT and data analysis that has underpinned his professional roles.