Ulysses Francisco
About Ulysses Francisco
Ulysses Francisco is a Sr. Network Engineer at Boston Scientific with extensive experience in network engineering and support roles. He has a background in implementing and improving collaboration technologies, including Cisco and Microsoft systems.
Title
Ulysses Francisco holds the position of Senior Network Engineer at Boston Scientific.
Professional Journey at Boston Scientific
Ulysses Francisco commenced his career at Boston Scientific in 1997 as a PC Support Technician I, PC/LAN in San Jose, CA. Over the years, he advanced through various roles including IS/Telco Specialist, Senior Desktop Support Analyst, Senior Administrator, and eventually, Senior Network Engineer. Each role incrementally built upon his expertise in network engineering and IT support, contributing significantly to the company's technological infrastructure.
Previous Work Experience
Before joining Boston Scientific, Ulysses Francisco garnered hands-on experience at several companies. He worked as a Computer Technician at Domino's Computer from 1992 to 1996, and as a Data Entry and PC Technician at Zandonella Reporting Svc from 1990 to 1992, in Concord, CA. He also briefly served as a Computer Technician at CDRIVE Computer in Pittsburg, CA.
Education and Training
Ulysses Francisco earned an Associate's degree from Diablo Valley College. He also holds a High School Diploma from Pittsburg High School. His educational background laid the foundation for his technical proficiencies in the computer and network engineering fields.
Significant Projects and Implementations
Throughout his career, Ulysses Francisco has been involved in several key projects. Notably, he implemented Cisco Immersive Telepresence systems to enhance video conferencing capabilities at Boston Scientific. He consolidated multiple web conferencing services into Cisco WebEx, improving collaboration across teams. Additionally, he developed video conferencing room standards and created end-user training materials, driving better utilization of collaboration tools. He also played a crucial role in the global implementation of Microsoft Lync 2010 for Instant Messaging, Presence, and Desktop Video Conferencing, and he is responsible for refreshing aging collaboration technologies to boost system efficiency.