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Ability to work collaboratively or independently in a large diverse and customer focused environment.
Adaptable to prioritise workload when under pressure and adhere to strict deadlines whilst maintaining the accuracy of work demanded in a professional environment.
Keen to master more programming languages and software packages.
Streamlining and automating reporting using the following tools
Modules covered in training: Business Analysis, Presentation Skills, Excel, UX Design & Methodologies, JavaScript, HTML5 & CSS3, ASP.NET, MVC 5 and C#.
Data Networks, Services and Security, Database Systems: Design and Application, Graphic User Interface Programming (GUI): Theory and Applications, Applied Risk & Optimisation for Financial Planning, Financial Computing Dissertation Project.
Work Placement Report & Presentation
Corporate Finance, Corporate Investment, Internet and Web Technologies, Communication Skills and Operational Research for Finance, Object-Oriented Software Design And Applied Computing Projects.
Financial Markets, Introduction to Financial Accounting, Quantitative Methods, Business Statistics, Programming And Software Design For Financial Computing.
I produced working software that calculates Value-at-Risk (VaR) using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), data taken from Thomson Reuters Datastream database.
We were required to delvelop a mortgage loan repayment calculator Excel Add-In using VBA. The focus of the Add-In was GUI design, aesthetics and usability as well as the accuracy of the repayment calculations.
The assignment was to design and implement of a relational database based on an ER model, which accommodates SQL queries. The database was based on a fictional case study and involved the band ‘The Beatles’ as the basis for the data.
The purpose of this C++ assignment was to estimate P/E ratios by constructing a multiple linear regression model. The data was taken from the FAME database. This involved programming matricies, correlation coefficients and the Gaussian Elimination Algorithm.