Yael Frankel
About Yael Frankel
Yael Frankel is a Senior Quality Engineer at Boston Scientific with a background in bio-medical engineering and computer science.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Yael Frankel has been serving as a Senior Quality Engineer at Boston Scientific since 2021. In this role, she focuses on overseeing and enhancing the quality standards of medical devices. Her work involves ensuring regulatory compliance and improving product safety and effectiveness. She operates from Israel, contributing her expertise to one of the leading companies in the medical device industry.
Previous Role at Sofwave
Between 2018 and 2021, Yael Frankel worked at Sofwave as a Quality System Manager. During her three-year tenure, she managed quality systems, ensuring that product development and manufacturing processes met stringent quality and regulatory standards. Her responsibilities included implementing quality management systems and performing internal audits, significantly contributing to the company's operational excellence.
Experience at Medoc
From 2008 to 2017, Yael Frankel was employed at Medoc as an R&D Engineer. Over these nine years, she was involved in research and development activities, contributing to the creation and enhancement of medical devices. Her role centered around designing, testing, and validating new technologies to improve patient care and treatment outcomes. This experience provided her with a solid foundation in biomedical engineering and R&D processes.
Education in Computer Science
Yael Frankel pursued her education in Computer Science at The Open University of Israel from 2017 to 2019. She successfully completed her studies, adding this critical technical expertise to her professional skill set. This education broadened her knowledge base and provided her with valuable skills applicable in various aspects of quality engineering and biomedical technology.
Biomedical Engineering Background
Yael Frankel earned her B.Sc in Bio-Medical Engineering from the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, where she studied from 2003 to 2007. This rigorous academic training equipped her with in-depth knowledge of biomedical principles and engineering practices, forming a strong foundation for her career in medical device R&D and quality engineering.