Adrian Richter is a seasoned software developer and IT professional with a passion for building better software efficiently and cost-effectively. His experience spans various roles in reputable organizations such as Credit Suisse Wealth Management, Standard Chartered Bank, J.P. Morgan Chase, and Tullett Prebon.In his recent role at Credit Suisse Wealth Management as Development Manager for Client Onboarding and Lifecycle, Adrian led a team of developers in Singapore and India. He focused on transitioning from large legacy monolithic architecture to smaller containerized microservice architectures, utilizing technologies like OpenShift. Adrian emphasized automation of manual processes to enhance software delivery scalability, performance, and reliability while reducing operating costs.Adrian is well-versed in Agile methodologies, including XP, Scrum, Lean, LeSS, and FDD, along with expertise in languages such as Kotlin, Java, and JavaScript. He has hands-on experience with various frameworks, persistence technologies, servers, and operating systems.During his tenure at Standard Chartered Bank, Adrian served as the Product Owner and Development Manager of "Genie," a testing and automation framework based on Cucumber. Under his leadership, Genie evolved into a modular and extensible framework, becoming the standard automation and testing tool within the bank.Adrian's achievements include streamlining the recruitment process at Credit Suisse, reducing the time to recruit and hire candidates. He also played a crucial role in the success of the Lean Agile Software Development training program at J.P. Morgan, contributing to the adoption of agile practices across the Core Processing Group.Throughout his career, Adrian has demonstrated a commitment to improving development practices, fostering collaboration, and delivering reliable software solutions. His technical skills encompass a wide range of technologies, including Java, Spring, Docker, OpenShift, Selenium, Elastic Search, and more. Adrian's leadership and innovation have made a significant impact on software development practices within the organizations he has served.