Summary
Ronaldo Rodrigues is a Ph.D. physicist and data scientist with nine years of experience applying mathematical modeling, Monte Carlo simulation, and machine learning to both fundamental physics and real-world health and finance problems. He developed a novel, memory-efficient method for identifying phase transitions (MGF zeros) during his doctoral work and now applies high-performance computing to seismic data as a postdoc at Unicamp. In industry he built predictive models that improved diagnostic accuracy by 30%, an expense-forecasting model with 87% accuracy, and an NLP solution that recovered a third of a corrupted database. Comfortable bridging theory and production, he teaches statistics and programming and has a track record of turning complex simulations into practical, efficient solutions. Based in São Paulo, he combines deep expertise in Monte Carlo methods and computational physics with hands-on experience deploying data-driven products in healthcare and finance.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doutorado, Physics, Doutorado, Physics at Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
English, Portuguese