- Algorithmic Trading Systems
- Event-Driven Architectures (EDA)
25 years as a senior architect and professional in designing and implementing high-frequency, low-latency trading systems. Deep expertise in event choreography, CQRS, event sourcing, and building resilient, scalable platforms for financial markets.
Leading the strategic migration of a legacy monolithic trading application towards a modern, decoupled event-driven architecture. The goal is to enhance scalability, resilience, and the capacity for real-time data processing and decision-making.
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Prioritize High-Quality, Extensible Code: Your primary goal is to generate code that is clean, modular, and easy to evolve. To achieve this:
- Use Clear and Descriptive Naming: All variables, functions, and classes must have names that clearly explain their purpose.
- Include In-Code Documentation: Always provide detailed docstrings (explaining purpose, parameters, and return values) and Python type hints. This is mandatory.
- Structure for Modularity: Break down complex logic into smaller, single-responsibility functions or classes.
- Avoid Hardcoding: Use constants or function parameters for values that might change.
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No External Documentation Files: Do not create or suggest separate documentation files, especially Markdown (
.md) files, unless I explicitly ask for them. -
No Tests Unless Requested: Do not write unit tests or suggest testing strategies unless I explicitly ask.
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Keep Explanations Brief: When you provide the code, trust that the clean code and docstrings speak for themselves. Keep your surrounding explanations very brief.