Garrett Boesch is a Global Supply Base Manager at Teradyne and is the company’s Chairperson for their Veterans Resource Group.

Mr. Boesch is a veteran of the U.S. Navy, where he served for 8 years as a master-at-arms; deploying primarily to the Persian Gulf, Southeast Asia, and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He was repeatedly recognized for superb performance with military awards to include commendation medals and campaign ribbons for completing overseas and arduous duty assignments. He was a crew member of USS O’Brien DD975, which holds the distinction of having been the first U.S. military asset to deploy ordinance in 2001 against targets in Afghanistan weeks after 9/11, thus initiating Operation Enduring Freedom. In 2008, he was honorably discharged from the military as a Chief Petty Officer.

After his military career, he moved to Boston, Massachusetts area to attend graduate school and start his civilian career and family.

The majority of his civilian career has been with Teradyne. He has held multiple roles in finance there, including: corporate financial planning and analysis, as well as finance manager of global operations and semiconductor engineering. He recently served as the revenue operations manager within Teradyne’s high volume manufacturing organization and is currently a global supply base manager. The last few years have presented Mr. Boesch interesting opportunities and challenges as Teradyne has sought to source the semiconductor content necessarily to build and ship it’s test equipment to their semiconductor customers during the heavily constrained environment of the semiconductor industry.

He graduated with honors from Northeastern University with a Masters of Business Administration.

Mr. Boesch is originally from Vermont and currently resides in North Reading, Massachusetts. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf and going on adventures with his wife and children across New England.