Graduate Process Intelligence Analyst - Boston Scientific 2027 Graduate Programme, Clonmel

Diversity - Innovation - Caring - Global Collaboration - Winning Spirit - High Performance   At Boston Scientific, we’ll give you the opportunity to harness all that’s within you by working in teams of diverse and high-performing employees, tackling some of the most important health industry challenges. With access to the latest tools, information and training, we’ll help you in advancing your skills and career. Here, you’ll be supported in progressing – whatever your ambitions.   Advancing possibilities for a brighter tomorrow   Boston Scientific is seeking a highly motivated Graduate Process Intelligence Analyst  on a defined-term (23months) basis to join our Clonmel team .   Job Purpose: Start your career where your ideas, curiosity and technical skills can make a meaningful difference. As a Graduate Engineer at Boston Scientific, you will have the opportunity to learn from experienced colleagues, contribute to innovative medical technologies and build hands-on experience in a collaborative environment. Support the Advance team by developing a clear understanding of current processes and using this information to support the onboarding of new business as technology changes. This is an opportunity to apply what you learned during your studies, develop your technical and problem-solving capabilities and gain valuable experience while contributing to technologies designed to improve patients' lives.   Key Responsibilities: Current-State Process Intelligence

Collect and organize current-state process documentation from deployment sites. Catalog procedures, work instructions, process maps and site-specific documentation. Compare processes across different sites against a standard.

Process Repository Management

Create and maintain process metadata. Establish process relationships across repositories. Ensure process content follows approved standards.

AI Knowledge Preparation

Prepare process content for AI indexing, searchability and agent development. Validate process descriptions generated by AI tools. Assist in training and testing AI process comparison capabilities.

Hons Bachelor Degree (Level 8) in engineering or science is essential. Graduated within the past two years or currently in the final year of university. Relevant work experience or completion of a co-op program, ideally within or knowledge of industrial engineering. Eligibility to work in Ireland. Strong communication and teamwork skills, with the initiative to contribute in a collaborative environment. Strong systems aptitude and an interest in developing technical skills, AI knowledge and experience is key. Enthusiastic, proactive approach to learning and problem-solving. Interest in medical technology, manufacturing, product development or continuous improvement. IT business analytics and data analytics skills.

What we can offer you Competitive Benefits – we offer market leading benefits including performance-related bonus, pension contribution, onsite gym, onsite parking, subsidised canteen, organised social groups and healthcare.  A Career with Meaningful Purpose   – opportunity to transform the lives of patients worldwide.   Our Culture   - our work is guided by core values that define our culture and empower our employees.   Career Development   – our highly engaged leaders will empower you to grow and will invest in your potential. You can also broaden your skills through personal development courses.   Opportunity to Innovate   – we encourage you to fulfil your true creative potential by speaking up with your ideas and solutions to problems that matter.   Work-Life Balance   – we have created a culture that acknowledges, respects and supports your life and work choices.    Corporate Social Responsibility   – we are dedicated to progressing business practices in areas important to our communities. Our