Angel Michel Yam Profile

Angel Michel Yam

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UC Berkeley Physics alumnus specializing in machine learning, quantum data analysis, and AI-driven research methodologies. Bridging theoretical physics with cutting-edge computational solutions.

About Me

Transforming complex physics concepts into innovative data solutions

Physics Foundation

Strong theoretical background in quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, and mathematical physics, providing the analytical depth needed for complex problem-solving in data science and machine learning.

Machine Learning Expertise

Proficient in Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch, and scikit-learn with hands-on experience in supervised and unsupervised learning, achieving 92% accuracy in material property predictions.

Research Impact

Published research in computational physics with focus on quantum oscillations and particle collision analysis, combining experimental data with advanced statistical methods.

Academic Excellence

Machine Learning95%
Python Programming90%
Statistical Analysis88%
Data Visualization85%

Education

Academic foundation in physics and mathematics

University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor of Arts in Physics
2023 Summer

Comprehensive physics education with strong emphasis on mathematical modeling and computational methods.

Relevant Courses:

Single & Multivariable Calculus
Ordinary & Partial Differential Equations
Linear Algebra
Statistical Mechanics
Python Physics Programming
Ventura College
Associate in Mathematics and Physics
2017 Fall

Strong foundational education in mathematics and physics, preparing for advanced studies at UC Berkeley.

Featured Projects

Cutting-edge research combining physics and machine learning

Predictive Material Properties ML
UC Berkeley • Jan 2022 – May 2022

Utilized 10,000+ material samples to predict electrical and thermal conductivity with 92% accuracy using RandomForest and Gradient Boosted Trees.

10,000+ material samples analyzed
92% prediction accuracy achieved
PCA dimensionality reduction
Python
RandomForest
PCA
Scikit-learn
Quantum Oscillations Time Series
UC Berkeley • Aug 2021 – Dec 2021

Analyzed quantum oscillation experiments using Fourier Transform and LSTM neural networks to determine electron properties in materials.

Fourier Transform analysis
LSTM neural networks
Lab collaboration
Python
LSTM
Fourier
Matplotlib
Particle Collision Classification
UC Berkeley • Jun 2021 – Aug 2021

Classified subatomic particle collisions using K-Means and DBSCAN clustering, optimized with NumPy and pandas for computational efficiency.

Particle accelerator data
Unsupervised clustering
University symposium presentation
Python
K-Means
DBSCAN
NumPy

Technical Skills

Comprehensive toolkit for data science and research

Programming
Languages & Frameworks
Python
SQL
Jupyter Notebook
Machine Learning
Libraries & Frameworks
Scikit-learn
TensorFlow
PyTorch
Pandas
Data Analysis
Visualization & Statistics
Tableau
Matplotlib
Excel
Advanced Statistics
Physics
Theoretical & Computational
Quantum Mechanics
Statistical Mechanics
Mathematical Physics

Experience

Professional journey in AI and education

Scale AI
Analyst/Tasker • Online
Fall 2023 - Current
  • • Revised and edited AI-generated content about scientific disciplines including physics, math, and chemistry
  • • Effectively taught AI software to engage in conversations with follow-up referenced style format
  • • Increased productivity and accuracy of AI-generated responses by 20% over one month
A One Institute
Tutor/Mentor • Online
Fall 2021 - Current
  • • Effectively taught students to identify different factors through graphical representations and principle formulas
  • • Helped students double-check guiding ideas to confirm/correct and summarize key points
  • • Instructed students in calculus-based subjects including physics and chemistry
BetterGradez
Tutor/Mentor • Online
Fall 2021 - Current
  • • Guided students' ideas by restructuring questions into specialized units for simplicity
  • • Utilized techniques to guide questions, explain logical connections, and recap key points
  • • Developed effective teaching methodologies for complex scientific concepts

Let's Connect

Interested in collaborating on machine learning projects, quantum research, or AI applications? Let's discuss how we can work together.

© 2025 Angel Michel Yam. UC Berkeley Physics Graduate & Data Scientist.