Eduardo Elizondo Bravo
About Eduardo Elizondo Bravo
Eduardo Elizondo Bravo is a Control Engineer at Boston Scientific in Galway, Ireland, with a background in industrial and project management.
Current Role at Boston Scientific
Eduardo Elizondo Bravo began his role as a Control Engineer at Boston Scientific in Galway, Ireland in 2020. In this position, he is responsible for implementing and overseeing control systems that ensure the smooth operation of manufacturing processes. His work includes optimizing system performance and troubleshooting any issues that arise to maintain high efficiency and safety standards.
Previous Experience at Michelin
Eduardo Elizondo Bravo has considerable experience from his time at Michelin, a period spanning from 2010 to 2018. He started as a Maintenance Technician for four months in Vitoria-Gasteiz, España, before progressing to an Automation Engineer in Lasarte-Oria, Guipuzcoa, where he worked for four years. His final role at Michelin was as a Senior Project Engineer, working in Lasarte-Oria, Donostia from 2015 to 2018. His responsibilities across these roles included maintenance, automation, and project management of engineering systems.
Educational Background
Eduardo Elizondo Bravo has a robust educational background. He earned an Industrial Engineering Degree in Electronics from UPV/EHU - Facultad Ingeniería Vitoria, which he completed in 2010. Additionally, he participated in the Erasmus Program at the University of Southern Denmark, where he studied Electronic and Electric Engineering for 11 months. He furthered his education by obtaining a Master's degree in Project Management from Universidad Camilo José Cela in 2017.
Project Management and Virtualization Initiatives
Eduardo led a new virtualization project with VMware, which focused on the integration of Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI). His role involved conducting viability and scope studies to ensure the integration was seamless and effective. Moreover, he was responsible for the local design and setup of the architecture for prototype testing, marking significant progress in the virtualization domain.