# Alexander T. > Software Engineer at Clear Street Location: New York, New York, United States Profile: https://flows.cv/alexandert1 Software Architect experienced in writing developer tools, build-test-deploy pipelines, distributed systems. Good understanding of concurrency and scalability related issues, experience in designing large extensible systems ## Work Experience ### Software Engineer @ Clear Street Jan 2024 – Present ### Software Developer @ Seven Eight Capital Jan 2017 – Jan 2024 • Build and deploy tools for mixed Java/Python applications. Toolset supported a full pipeline from development to continuous integration, to deployments. Tools: Java, Kotlin, Gradle, Pip, Virtualenv, Docker, AWS, Cython, Teamcity, GitHub Workflows. • Stage/production environment management/support toolset. The system allowed for transparent access to processes running on multiple hosts: starting/stopping processes, log reading/searching, job schedules, diagnostics. Automatic updates of cron schedules and Slack notifications for audit. Devmode allowed running and debugging entire environments locally. Tools: Bash, Python, SSH, Docker, AWS ECR, Slack. • Git extension for multi-repo development. The extension would register the state of dependency repos on every commit, allowing you to come back to the exact state of your multi-repo source tree at any time. A GitHub action provided the same functionality for workflows. Tools: Git, Bash, Python, GitHub • Worked on Mercurial extension for server-side code permissions. Developers would have access to different parts of the source tree based on their permissions. Tools: Mercurial, Python, SSH • Java-Python framework for data exchange between a trading/sim system and strategy modules. Trader/sim would keep the clock, and connect to modules for prediction data. Consideration given to problem diagnostics, remote stack traces on errors, etc. Tools: Java, Python, Thrift, gRPC, CapNProto • Simulation framework for large computational jobs based on AWS Batch. Local executor for debugging and testing. Tools: Python, AWS Batch, ECR • Code migration for ARM/x86 compatibility. Multiplatform docker images, validations for architecture during builds, simulations. Tools: Docker Buildkit, Java, Python, AWS Lambda • Automated infrastructure management for developers. Creation, migration of cloud desktops, repository/build setup, integration with Okta ASA. Tools: Python, Bash, Okta, AWS, Teamcity, GitHub ### Equities IT @ J.P. Morgan Jan 2015 – Jan 2017 • Worked on an order management platform. Persistence, transports, configuration and deployment aspects. Tools: Java 8, Spring, JMockit, Gradle. • Worked on a client-side library for a web-based analytics application. Integration testing, using the Nashorn scripting engine, simulating disconnects, reconnects. Tools: Java 8, Typescript. ### Software Architect @ Deutsche Bank Jan 2011 – Jan 2015 • Worked on a server-side platform for trading applications. Verifiable two-sided configuration (developer side/support side). Annotated schema dictionary to centrally manage different aspects of the system, such as fix messaging, database persistence. Persistence layer with schema verification. Low level utilities. Tools: Java, Spring, XBean • Framework for centralized multi-environment management. Allowed uniform and error-proof way to start/stop/query the status of processes. Uniform log viewing/querying/archiving. Customization of memory and other settings. Command-line autocomplete. Tools: Bash • Implementation of a develop/build/deploy cycle. Support for large multi-module source trees. Covering all stages of development from one set of metadata: unattended builds, IDE project generation, and packaging of binary releases. Tools: ANT, IVY, Teamcity, Bash ### Software Architect @ Lehman Brothers Jan 2007 – Jan 2011 Barclays Capital since 09/08 • Development of a underlying library for a trading application: real-time generic data transformations such as filtering, grouping and aggregations; event throttling to allow rendering of high frequency updates; hierarchical and flat table models; data entry library providing simple separation of GUI code from the model, with validation rendering. Tools and technologies: Java, Swing, Jide. • Development of a discovery component. The component allowed related running processes to know about each other’s presence and maintain a live list of available services. The component could be configured to work in both peer to peer or client-server mode. Tools and technologies: Java, TibRv • Development of a failover component. The failover component relied on discovery and allowed running instances negotiate reconfiguration on the fly, i.e. deciding which instance will become primary vs. standby. • Developed a build system based on ANT and IVY for easy multi-module builds. Reliance on metadata allowed using the same definitions to cover various aspects of software development: developing (IDE projects were created automatically), unattended builds, and deployment. Tools and technologies: ANT, IVY, Perl ### Software Architect @ Bank of America Jan 2004 – Jan 2007 • Development of program trading system. The system provides sales side and trading side functionality, my primary responsibility were key pieces of the front-end and back-end foundation. Designed and implemented an Eclipse-like extensible UI runtime for .NET based on Spring Framework. The runtime allowed contributing views and actions, provided abstractions for 3rd party implementations for docking, menus. Tools and technologies: C#, Java, Spring Framework for .NET, Jini. • Design and development of a streaming data runtime, supporting on the fly data transformations – filtering, aggregations, joins. Support for LINQ-like query language, platform agnostic data distribution. Tools and technologies: Java5, ZeroC Ice. ## Contact & Social - LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/alexander-t-75029623 --- Source: https://flows.cv/alexandert1 JSON Resume: https://flows.cv/alexandert1/resume.json Last updated: 2026-04-13