Senior Director of System Engineering at Sterling Medical Devices
📍 Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, United States
Nick Oshman is the Senior Vice President of Technical Services at Sterling Medical Devices, leveraging nearly two decades of experience within the company. He specializes in leading cross-functional teams through the entire medical device development lifecycle, from product definition to verification, with a foundation in systems engineering and a degree from Rutgers University.
He has progressed through multiple engineering and leadership roles, including System Engineer and Director, all within Sterling Medical Devices.
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Experience
25 Years
Current Role
Senior Director of System Engineering
Job Level
Senior
Location
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, United States
Personality Overview
How Nick shows up
Big Picture Person
Full Of Energy
Enthusiastic
They are friendly, approachable and love to make new connections. They are really good at seeing what the long-term impacts of their decisions could be. They are always positive and upbeat, so take their promises with a pinch of salt.
Priorities
Topics Nick cares about
Medical Device V&V
He has co-authored presentations on the critical role of Verification & Validation in preventing medical device software failures and ensuring product safety.
Engineering Leadership
Rose from an engineer to SVP of Technical Services, he focuses on mentoring engineering teams and driving technical strategy to meet business objectives.
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Career
Work history
8-2023
Senior Director of System Engineering
Sterling Medical Devices
1-2022 - 8-2023
Director of Systems Engineering
Sterling Medical Devices
2-2019 - 12-2021
Quality Assurance Director
Sterling Medical Devices
7-2011 - 2-2019
Engineering Manager
Sterling Medical Devices
3-2005 - 7-2011
System Engineer
Sterling Medical Devices
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