Summary
Arturo Mayorga is a senior software engineer who turns complex data problems into production-grade products, currently architecting Text2API/CodeGen services at Bloomberg that translate plain-English questions into charts and optimized BQL queries. With over 15 years of experience across NASA ground systems, video-game servers, and Bloomberg’s real-time analytics, he alternates between hands-on engineering and building teams to ship high-impact systems. He led the migration of legacy “big-iron” stacks to cloud-first architectures, delivered Bloomberg’s next-gen charting and the SHOK macro-stress tool, and scaled NL2Vis prototypes into low-latency microservices for external pilots. Arturo is fluent in bridging research and production—designing agentic pipelines for planning, execution, validation, and monitoring that prioritize reliability, observability, and cost efficiency. He has a track record of mentoring engineers who now run core Bloomberg functions and of delivering features that have reached both professional desks and mainstream audiences. Based in New York, he combines deep systems thinking with product urgency to build tools used daily by analysts, investors, and scientists.
11 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
BS Computer Science, BS Computer Science at New Mexico State University