Rachel Bitutsky
About Rachel Bitutsky
Rachel Bitutsky serves as a Herb Scarf Program Research Assistant at Yale University, where she has worked since 2023. She has held various roles in finance and research, including positions at GoldenTree Asset Management, Goldman Sachs, and the United States Congress.
Current Role at Yale University
Rachel Bitutsky serves as a Herb Scarf Program Research Assistant at Yale University, a position she has held since 2023. In this role, she contributes to research initiatives focused on energy and environmental issues. Her work is based in New Haven, Connecticut, where she engages with various projects related to the Herb Scarf Program.
Previous Experience in Finance and Research
Prior to her current role, Rachel Bitutsky gained experience in the finance sector and research. She worked as a Summer Analyst at GoldenTree Asset Management for two months in 2021. Additionally, she participated in the Summer Insight Series at Goldman Sachs for three months in 2021. Rachel also served as a Research Assistant at the National Bureau of Economic Research for one month in 2021.
Internship Experience in Government
In 2017, Rachel Bitutsky interned at the United States Congress for two months in the Jacksonville, Florida area. This internship provided her with insight into governmental operations and legislative processes.
Educational Background at Yale University
Rachel Bitutsky is currently pursuing her B.A. in History and Economics at Yale University, with a certificate in Energy Studies. Her studies span from 2019 to 2024, reflecting a commitment to understanding the intersection of historical context and economic principles, particularly in the energy sector.
Involvement in Clean Energy Initiatives
In 2022, Rachel worked as a writer for the Clean Energy Finance Forum at the Yale Center for Business and the Environment for three months. This role involved communicating insights and developments in clean energy finance, contributing to the discourse on sustainable energy solutions.