Summary
Roberto Rocchetta is a research collaborator and reliability engineer with nine years’ experience applying uncertainty quantification, statistical learning, and ML to resilience and risk problems in energy systems. His work bridges simulation-based digital twins and probabilistic methods to make AI and power networks more trustworthy, informed by postdoctoral collaborations with Philips and research stints at NASA Langley and ETH Zurich. Trained in energy engineering and decision-making under uncertainty (PhD, University of Liverpool), he specializes in surrogate modeling, optimization and reinforcement learning for maintenance and robustness. Based in Lombardy, he combines academic rigor with applied impact—translating theoretical UQ frameworks into tools for smart-grid and infrastructure resilience that inform real-world energy transitions.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
master thesis, Engineering, master thesis, Engineering at Ecole Centrale Paris
Mres Master of research, Decision making under risk and uncertainty, Mres Master of research, Decision making under risk and uncertainty at University of Liverpool
University of Bologna
English, French, Italian