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Summary

C# / C++ Analyst Developer with domain specialization in Financial Markets / Engineering

Core Skills: C# / C++ .NET

Other Languages: Kotlin

An in-depth detailed portfolio describing my work experience is available here

Consultancy Experience

I have been in the industry for 20+ years starting my career in start-ups & client-facing consultancies with the first eight years primarily in engineering software (door controllers, smart card, digital video recording surveillance, laser animation). In 2008 I decided to move to the UK to specialize in the domain of finance and have been working for investment banks and other financial institutions since.

As a result, I have acquired a diverse range of skills obtaining depth of experience in all phases of the software engineering lifecycle from inception and concept development through to construction, delivery and maintenance in both greenfield and maturing products.

Others include:

• core software development
• strong focus on business analysis and client-facing
• data analytics in splunk, dashboards, alerts design to capture business intelligence
• release management and coordination for large systems that are composed of a large number of sub-systems
• software end-user group training & presentations
• software sales and rapid prototyping
• scaling business functions with distributed computing & computing grids
• working with cross-regional disparate teams in open source git PR platforms
• passion for end-user delivery and a permeating CAN DO attitude!

GitHub Projects

• Trading Signals Backtesting application is the newest addition, using cutting edge technology, cloud-ready, and finance apis (NinjaTrader, QL.NET, live market source) it can help test long-short mean reversion trading strategies. github
• FX real-time trading application looking at engineering concepts in scalability on github
• My implemention of the SOLID pricinples Coffee Maker Mark IV on github
• Options Pricing C++ demo working with monte-carlo and blackscholes routines github