Jason Franco is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in the medical device industry, currently serving as a Sr. Principal R&D Technician at Shockwave Medical. In this pivotal role, Jason leverages his extensive expertise in assembly, testing, and prototyping to drive the...
Jason Franco is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in the medical device industry, currently serving as a Sr. Principal R&D Technician at Shockwave Medical. In this pivotal role, Jason leverages his extensive expertise in assembly, testing, and prototyping to drive the development of innovative medical technologies that enhance patient outcomes. His proficiency in SolidWorks and 3D printing allows him to create intricate designs and prototypes, facilitating rapid iteration and refinement of new product concepts.
At Shockwave Medical, Jason is instrumental in key projects focused on the advancement of intravascular therapies, particularly in the realm of lithotripsy devices. His hands-on experience with process development and design development enables him to streamline manufacturing processes while ensuring compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and rigorous validation protocols. Jason's deep understanding of biocompatibility and biomedical engineering principles ensures that the products not only meet regulatory standards but also align with the highest safety and efficacy benchmarks.
In addition to his technical skills, Jason is adept at creating detailed documentation and fixtures that support both assembly and testing phases. His expertise in braiding and gage R methodologies further enhances his contributions to process simulation and manufacturing efficiency. As a key player in start-up initiatives, Jason's collaborative spirit and innovative mindset foster a culture of continuous improvement, positioning Shockwave Medical at the forefront of the medical device landscape. His commitment to excellence and passion for advancing healthcare technology make him a valuable asset to the R&D team and the broader medical community.
