victorin

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Mar 11

Spanish hacker interested in

* startups * data science * machine learning * algorithmic trading * hedge funds

and all sorts of financial engineering.

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Comment · 5 years ago

Fundcraft | DevOps Engineer | Girona (Spain) | Full-time | ONSITE

fundcraft is a fintech startup founded in late 2020 in Luxembourg, aiming to disrupt the Venture Capital fund administration market using technology.

We are looking for experienced DevOps Engineers with a passion for automating deployments and scaling and optimizing the CI/CD environments.

What You'll Do:

  - Implement DevOps practices such as infrastructure as code, continuous integration, and automated deployment that leverage AWS services
  - Build, manage, and deploy architectures using technologies such as Terraform and Ansible
  - Automate tasks across the full CI/CD lifecycle to create an efficient developer experience and reduce manual toil
  - Promote and implement best practices in observability (monitoring, tracing, alerting, logging) and high availability within the software engineering group

Submit resumes to victor (at) fundcraft.lu

Comment · 5 years ago

Fundcraft | Python/Django Backend | Girona (Spain) | Full-time | ONSITE

fundcraft is a fintech startup founded in late 2020 in Luxembourg, aiming to disrupt the Venture Capital fund administration market using technology.

We want to grow our development team, currently located in Girona, and we are looking for a senior python/django engineer.

What you'll do:

  * Participate in SCRUM sprints
  * Take part in discussions about AWS production infrastructure, and the CI/CD process
  * Implementing celery tasks for background processes
  * Integrate third-party APIs
  * Write unit tests using pytest
  * Help the datascience team implement the pipeline
  * Review the pull requests of your teammates
  * Learn and grow in a fast-paced environment

Submit resumes to victor (at) fundcraft.lu

Comment · 8 years ago

Agree. The same happened with Eclipse IDE

Comment · 8 years ago

The link should point to the (I guess) original source:

https://happyfuncorp.com/whitepapers/webthereum

Way more readable, links to github etc.,

Comment · 11 years ago

It already exists: https://tradingmotion.com

There you'll find a marketplace of 3d party trading strategies ready to use (once you pay the monthly fee that goes straight to the developer)

The API if you want to roll your own strategy is: https://sdk.tradingmotion.com

Comment · 12 years ago

http://spacedelta.com - Your own website, hassle free

* Highly engaged handful of clients * Fully automatic (demo accounts, paypal recurring payments, domain/mail purchase and association, etc.,) * Expenses ~50$ (hosting and providers) * Profits ~250$ / month (paying clients)

Website builder focused in easy of use, aiming to solve online presence for freelances and small businesses (website, email and domain).

Established since 2011, we have still some customers from the very beginning.

It's not exactly a side project, it has been an established business for the last 3 years, but we've struggled to grow it with no success.

Looking for someone that could take it to the next level.

Comment · 12 years ago

http://sdk.tradingmotion.com a high-level API for developing automatic trading systems, with open source examples.

It is cool because it aims to democratize algorithmic trading development using a geek approach. Algos are integrated with our marketplace http://isystems.com where clients all around the world use them on real accounts for a monthly fee.

Comment · 13 years ago

This is really awesome, good job!

I've found a minor glitch. Seems that the Intellisense (auto-complete) does not work when I try to call a custom class method inline, like:

Console.WriteLine("Hello World, " + new MyClass().PrintTestSentence());

(Public methods of class "MyClass" does not show up there)