Xiyu Luo
About Xiyu Luo
Xiyu Luo is a Senior Software Engineer at Thomson Reuters in Melbourne, Australia, with extensive experience in software development and optimization. He specializes in Coldfusion and has a strong background in GIS applications, AJAX, and MVC frameworks.
Current Role at Thomson Reuters
Xiyu Luo currently holds the position of Senior Software Engineer at Thomson Reuters in Melbourne, Australia. He has been in this role since 2015, contributing to various software development projects. His responsibilities include optimizing code and ensuring the maintainability of codebases, which is critical for the efficiency of software solutions.
Previous Experience at Thomson Reuters
Prior to his current role, Xiyu Luo worked at Thomson Reuters as a Developer from 2011 to 2014 for three years. During this time, he gained valuable experience in software development and contributed to projects that enhanced the company's technological capabilities. He also worked as a Senior Web Developer for eight months in 2014, further solidifying his expertise in web technologies.
Professional Background at Ennoble Consultancy
Xiyu Luo served as a Software Analyst Programmer at Ennoble Consultancy Pty Ltd from 2007 to 2011 for four years. In this role, he focused on software analysis and programming, which provided him with a solid foundation in software development practices and methodologies.
Education and Expertise in Computer Science
Xiyu Luo studied at RMIT University, where he earned a Master's degree in Computer Science and Geo-Spatial Science from 2001 to 2010. His education equipped him with a strong technical background, allowing him to specialize in areas such as code optimization, GIS applications, and web development frameworks.
Technical Skills and Specializations
Xiyu Luo possesses advanced skills in Coldfusion, a platform for rapid web application development. He is experienced in using frameworks like Coldbox and Model Glue for building Coldfusion applications. Additionally, he has expertise in AJAX and MVC, which are essential for creating dynamic web applications. His work includes developing recruitment software and managing GIS applications.