DevSecOps responsibilities in the Lombard Loans Securitization team

- Member of the Executive Management board, reporting to the CEO- Build a new Document Management product, used now by dozens of Swiss banks and international financial institution- Build a new Case Management Tool to help financial institution comply with the regulatory requirements ( Client Onboarding, KYC reviews, fraud and transactions investigations )- Modernised frontend tech stack and introduced native JS framework (React) , restructured the team and hired new resources-… Show more - Member of the Executive Management board, reporting to the CEO- Build a new Document Management product, used now by dozens of Swiss banks and international financial institution- Build a new Case Management Tool to help financial institution comply with the regulatory requirements ( Client Onboarding, KYC reviews, fraud and transactions investigations )- Modernised frontend tech stack and introduced native JS framework (React) , restructured the team and hired new resources- Modernised backend tech stack by introducing small services, improved modularity with reusable components, event driven architecture.- Introduction of noSQL databases (neo4j) with external search index (solr) and data pipelines (kafka)- Decoupled the integration layer from the core products for an easier release management Show less

Team leader of the “back-end” team. Responsible for developing and maintaining the business components (EJBs), the public interfaces (SOAP services) and the database access for an ECM solution.

Design and implementation of a workflow system (BPM) to allow user meta-indexation of electronic documents. Design and implementation of a smartcard based security system using PKI to enable a stronger security. Participation in setting up a continuous integration system.

Design and implementation of Myrinet (a low latency HPC networking system) capability to POP-C++ (a C++ based, high performance, distributed and parallel, object oriented programming language). Collaboration for the integration of POP-C++ in a snow and avalanches simulation software used by the SLF (Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research) in Davos.