CJC Adds Data Vets to Engineering Team
The new hires have almost 100 years of combined experience in engineering, most within financial market data.
CJC has hired Steve Geary, Mark Harrington and Bill Reynolds on its London-based engineering team.
Geary has some 30 years of career experience, 20 of those in market data engineering in financial services, most recently as a self-employed consultant, prior to which he was a market data engineer at IG Index, was responsible for equity derivatives engineering at startup volatility trading firm KNS, and was a trading systems and market data consultant at data technology consultancy and bespoke
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