Molly Singewald

Experience

1. Process Engineer Iii

   Boston Scientific

   Sep 2024 — Present

   Leading process development activities for silicone tube cutting and optimization of cylinder bonding for the AMS 700 DVIP.• Activities include developing a robust process through characterization, mitigating and identifying risks, resolving technical processing roadblocks and identifying critical VKPIs to improve reliability.• Coordinating build activities for cylinder assemblies and creating new measurement methods.• Characterized Keyence vision system to improve accuracy and consistency in recording fabric specifications. Evaluated KPI’s and edge conditions for fabric lengths. Revised system and eliminated unnecessary inputs.• Developed impedance testing method for OptiCross DVIP supporting pre-DV/DV testing.• Designed an electrical test system at the distal housing drive cable level which included resolving component breakage issues, and redesigning probing and compensation setup to improve contact quality and accuracy.• Collaborated with EPD engineers to develop software and integrate with test methods.• Active member of PD Fun Committee

Education

• Robert Morris University

  Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering

  2017 — 2021