Gustavo Andrés Betancourt, MSc.
About Gustavo Andrés Betancourt, MSc.
Gustavo Andrés Betancourt, MSc., is a Senior Product Manager at Boston Scientific with extensive experience in electrical engineering and deep brain stimulation.
Current Company and Role
Gustavo Andrés Betancourt is currently serving as a Senior Product Manager at Boston Scientific. In this role since 2022, he operates in the Andean region, contributing to the company's product management and development efforts.
Previous Professional Experience
Prior to his current role, Gustavo worked as a Field Clinical Engineer at Boston Scientific for 8 years, focusing on the Andean Region. Before joining Boston Scientific, he was a Power Quality Consultant as a self-employed electrical engineer in Colombia, a role he held for 5 years. He also served as Ingeniero Microregistro at Instituto de Epilepsia y Parkinson del Eje Cafetero - Neurocentro in Pereira for 7 years.
Academic Background
Gustavo graduated with a degree in Ingeniería Eléctrica from Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira, where he later achieved a Maestría. Additionally, he completed various diplomas, including VoIP - Cisco and Docencia Universitaria, Módulo I Planeamiento curricular. He also holds a diploma from Universidad de Caldas.
Expertise and Skills
Gustavo has extensive expertise in deep brain stimulation and neuromodulation, primarily for pain control. He is proficient in mathematical modeling, multi-objective optimization, multi-dimensional data mining, classification methods, and statistical analysis in power systems. His skills also include signal processing, automation, and microcontroller applications. Known for his strong training and presentation skills, he is highly effective in classroom environments and team settings.
Teaching Experience
Gustavo has an extensive teaching background, having served as an Adjunct Professor and Jefe de Laboratorios at Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira for over a decade. His teaching focused on electrical engineering topics, where he was recognized for his ability to assess and enhance students' understanding. His tenure at the university also included roles as an Electrical Engineer, where he contributed to various academic and practical projects.