Converted from contract to permanent and in Dec 2016 was asked to lead the team of 5.

Projects included F# excel function migrations (from c++), build out and demos of F#/WCF out of process framework for loading user function libraries, working with quants on writing F# functions for Excel to wrap their new Omega functional library, python poc.

December 2017- current: new build Risk Engine project (F#/C#) joined our team, also based on Omega quant library, contributing to codebase and dev managing up to 12 people across London and New York.

Devops – git migration, Nexus (NuGet), TeamCity CI with Sonar, release process overhaul, VS2017 upgrade, wiki

FOToolkit – an Excel add-in that wraps the QA library and Market Environment, providing 750 pricing, curve, math, date and other functions across a range of asset classes – curve, swap, bond, credit, commodities.

The library is a combination of c++, c# functions (c++ are being migrated to c#) and now F# functions, with WPF UIs. My main task was extend and productionise the prototype F# framework, and migrate functions to it.

Most users are still on Excel 2007, which has limitations for power users, so we have developed an out-of-process WCF server that can run on the user’s pc or a remote server.

The F# framework had a WPF UI for wrapping the user’s F# libraries, I refactored it to MVVM and extended it.

The development environment is VS 2015, .net 4.5, git/stash (Bitbucket Server), nexus, TeamCity. We have just migrated from Perforce to git/stash. A Sql Server 2012 database supports our user analytics.

Azure platform

Mobile (Xamarin, PhoneGap)

Other MS technologies - WinRT, Lightswitch, Cloud Apps, Win 8.1, Win 10