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Malcolm Lewis
Data Engineer
Malcolm Lewis is a Software Engineer with a background in Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering from New York University. They have worked at notable organizations like Point72, Bank of America, Bloomberg LP, IBM, and projectBASTA in roles ranging from Data Engineer to Software Engineer.
With a keen interest in Spark, DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), and collaborative coding environments, Malcolm is constantly engaged in exciting projects to enhance their technical skills. They are a lifelong learner, passionate advocator, avid fencer, and occasional drag queen.
Malcolm welcomes connections with individuals who share an interest in QTPOC (Queer and Trans People of Color) representation in STEM and invites engaging over bubble tea.
Highlights
I’m really lucky to have had an opportunity where the most difficult thing to leave is the people.
The unofficial mentors I’ve had at Bloomberg have literally carried me so far lol 😭😭, and I’ve learned so much! It’s surreal to have people championing you not only 1-on-1, but in rooms you’re not in and for opportunities you haven’t even applied to yourself. Thank you for the technical prep and also just being a support system to rely on.
To my mentors, friends, and Global Data co-workers who weren’t only CPAs and MBAs, but also photographers, writers, crochet artists, rappers, wood crafters, fly fishers, fashion icons and comedians (to say the least)—thank you for the office memes, terminal trainings, and making my experience here such a great one.
Bye for now Bloomberg, I'm logging <OFF> ✌🏿😁
Not the traditional LinkedIn post, but regardless I think it relates heavily to my experience with fatigue, working from home, work-life balance, and all of the fun stuff that lupus has to offer in my personal and professional life.
I got the chance to meet Dr Opeyemi Olabisi during a particularly random and scary lupus flare-up I was experiencing when working in North Carolina a few summers ago.
My doctor's work and experience with the gene variant that causes kidney disease is being featured in the NY Times today. And the kicker is that my twin (Martin Kadeem Lewis) and I are featured in the article too (and it's very surreal lol)!
Gina Kolata, thanks again for asking us to be a part of this awesome story! And thanks so much Amir Hamja for the fantastic pictures!
If you want a read, I'll link the article below!
