Equity Derivatives · Power Derivatives · Quantitative Finance · FinTech Product
University of Bath Economics graduate with ~2 years of front-office derivatives experience — spanning OTC equity derivatives, structured products (autocalls, barriers, range swaps), and power derivatives quantitative analysis in the ERCOT market. Hands-on with options Greeks, volatility surfaces, skew, and real-time risk across institutional portfolios.
I'm a BSc (Hons) Economics graduate from the University of Bath, UK, with a strong foundation in Finance, Mathematics, Statistics, and Econometrics.
Most recently, I worked as a Quantitative Analyst & Power Trader (ERCOT) at Arya Risk Management Systems, trading power derivatives (LMPs & CRRs) in the Texas electricity market — one of the largest competitive power markets globally at ~$50bn in annual transactions — within an 8-person NYC-led team with daily P&L accountability.
Prior to that, I worked on the investment desk of Atlantic House Fund Management in the City of London, supporting OTC derivatives operations across a £1.7bn AUM fund range, with exposure to volatility strategies, autocalls, and barrier products.
I'm currently pursuing the Peak Frameworks PE certification and ECBA (exp. June 2026), and actively building quant tools and trading bots across Indian and crypto markets.
Python bot using QuantLib delivering BUY/SELL signals with Greeks, market regime detection (VWAP, EMA, PCR), confidence scoring and conflict resolution — delivered via Telegram.
AI stock research system scraping Economic Times & MoneyControl; GPT-4o-mini pipeline generating daily picks with confidence scores and price targets, delivered via Telegram.
Pair of Telegram bots monitoring the Base blockchain — a real-time wallet tracker and a new-token sniper for early entry signals on newly deployed contracts.
Delta-neutral pairs trading strategy on $CAT/$DE (68.4%/31.6% split); 19% YoY return in back-test (2021–22) with ML-driven dynamic take-profit/stop-loss targets.
Actively exploring roles in equity derivatives, quantitative analysis, and structured products. Feel free to reach out.