Luis Fernando Machado Poletti Valle
About Luis Fernando Machado Poletti Valle
Luis Fernando Machado Poletti Valle serves as a First Year Counselor at Yale University and works as a Full-Stack Developer at Bloomberg L.P., focusing on Python and C++ backend services. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Astrophysics from Yale University and has research interests in Galaxy Cluster Formation and Evolution.
Current Role at Bloomberg L.P.
Luis Fernando Machado Poletti Valle serves as a Full-Stack Developer at Bloomberg L.P., where he primarily focuses on Python and C++ backend services. His role involves developing and maintaining software solutions that support the company's financial data services. Since joining Bloomberg in 2018, he has contributed to various projects that enhance the functionality and efficiency of their software offerings.
Work at Yale University
Luis has held multiple positions at Yale University. He currently works as a First-Year Counselor, a role he has occupied since 2017. In this capacity, he provides guidance and support to incoming students. Previously, he served as a Physics Tutor for nine months in 2015-2016 and worked as an Undergraduate Research Assistant for four months in 2015. His experiences at Yale have contributed to his development in both academic and mentorship roles.
Education and Expertise
Luis earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Astrophysics from Yale University, completing his studies from 2014 to 2018. His academic background has provided him with a strong foundation in scientific principles, particularly in areas related to his research interests, which include Galaxy Cluster Formation and Evolution, Dark Energy Surveys, and Hydrodynamical / N-Body Simulations.
Research Contributions
Luis is actively involved in research projects related to astrophysics. He collaborates on a Cluster Survey Project that utilizes data from the Hubble Space Telescope. His research interests focus on understanding complex astrophysical phenomena, including the formation and evolution of galaxy clusters and the implications of dark energy in the universe.
Previous Experience at Stanford University
In 2016, Luis worked as a Teaching Assistant at Stanford University for a duration of two months. This role involved supporting faculty and assisting students in their learning processes, further enhancing his teaching and communication skills in an academic environment.