Precision is the whole job.
I work in the medical device world, where a tolerance of a few microns is the line between a product that helps a patient and one that doesn't. I came up through the University of Wisconsin–Madison, cut my teeth across the upper-Midwest's medtech corridor — Madison, Arden Hills, and now Brooklyn Park — and I care about the unglamorous discipline that makes life-critical hardware actually dependable.
@ Boston Scientific
Part of one of the world's leading medical device companies, contributing to products in the cardiovascular and broader interventional medicine space. Focused on the engineering rigor — design, test, validate, repeat — that regulated hardware demands.