Hannah Bradley Papes
About Hannah Bradley Papes
Hannah Bradley Papes is the Global Product Manager for Vascular Strategic Growth & Innovation at Teleflex in Morrisville, North Carolina. She holds a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering and a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University, and has extensive experience in engineering and product management in the medical device industry.
Title
Hannah Bradley Papes currently holds the position of Global Product Manager, Vascular Strategic Growth & Innovation at Teleflex. Her role focuses on managing global product initiatives aimed at innovating and growing the vascular product line.
Company
Hannah Bradley Papes is currently working at Teleflex, a prominent medical device corporation based in Morrisville, North Carolina, in the United States.
Professional Background
Hannah Bradley Papes has a diverse professional background in engineering and product management. She started her career at BD, where she progressed from Engineering Technician I to Engineer II in Computer-Aided Engineering from 2015 to 2018. At Teleflex, she held multiple roles, including Project Engineer, Strategic Initiatives; Project Engineer, Vascular Sustaining Engineering; Sr. Project Engineer, Vascular Sustaining Engineering; and currently, Global Product Manager, Vascular Strategic Growth & Innovation.
Education and Expertise
Hannah Bradley Papes holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering with a Minor in Graphic Communications and a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering, both from North Carolina State University. She also holds a Six Sigma Green Belt certification, showcasing her expertise in process improvement and quality management.
Professional Achievements
Hannah Bradley Papes has led a cross-functional team to develop a new vascular access device that reduced patient complications by 15%. She presented on 'Advancements in Vascular Access Technologies' at the 2021 Medical Device Innovation Conference. She also authored a white paper titled 'The Future of Vascular Access Devices,' published in a leading medical journal.
Industry Contributions
Hannah Bradley Papes actively contributes to the engineering community by volunteering as a mentor for young engineers through the Society of Women Engineers. Her mentorship helps nurture the next generation of engineering professionals.