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Moving to London
1 project | /r/DevelEire | 9 Mar 2023

FWIW we primarily develop this in Dublin https://github.com/OpenSourceRisk/Engine
@ "Old school" Quants: Where have you drifted to?
1 project | /r/quant | 27 Jan 2022

Well we reinvented the wheel a few years ago and did alright, I think. Here's the open source version: https://github.com/OpenSourceRisk/Engine. The version we actually sell has more bells and whistles in terms of advanced models and analytics. Primarily for dev we need quant developers, but at this stage pure software engineers are immediately over their heads with any pricing engine, risk, or xVA calcs that we need. As we don't have a front office our devs are our researchers too and expected to be fluent in stochastic calculus enough to interpret academic papers into code.