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Rebar Detailing Software for Steel Concrete Reinforcement

Rebar Detailing Software for Steel Concrete Reinforcement

rebar detailing shareware for reinforcing steel detailers.

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Neil Danzger, CFA

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🔥 Fast-tracking execs to $200K/$500K/$1M+ jobs | Certified Positive Psychology Career Coach | Resume Writer | Results in 45 Days | Serving talent from Meta, Goldman, BlackRock, and many more | Watch my Featured video ⬇️

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View open positions at www.doubledowngroup.com/jobs. Certainly not your traditional recruiter, as I’ve spent 20+ years in the investment technology industry in senior positions across sales, account management, product management, customer success, etc. at BlackRock, SS&C Eze and a startup OMS/EMS firm called Rebar Systems. I’ve also run and developed offices in the US and the UK. Along with this experience comes a massive network (30k LinkedIn connections) having worked w/ more than 100 financial markets technology firms and 1000 hedge funds, asset managers and other buy/sell side institutions. Clients choose DDG because we are two steps ahead of the process before it even begins - we personally know many of the candidates we are placing and also have a deep understanding of the roles we are placing them in. Now take that experience and add 4.5 years of experience recruiting for more than 100 financial markets technology firms, hedge funds, asset managers and private markets firms and I can really say there is no other executive search firm out there like DDG! We have placed numerous people in the US and UK across roles in sales, account management, customer success, implementation, product, marketing, etc. and are still thriving even in this extremely difficult market. Please reach out to me at jdolan@doubledowngroup.com if you are a financial markets technology firm, buy or sell side firm and need a new approach to finding talent by someone that has been in the industry and truly understands the roles you are looking to fill.

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I am interested in building tools to help industries via technology, so whether it is for financial systems, healthcare, or any other system, I am interested as my passion for building things was one of the reasons I got interested in technology and computer science. My background is mainly in web development with a bit of machine learning, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, devops and algorithmic computation. I value work done more than the spoken word and am always open to working with different tools* to get the work done. I am always invested in whatever project I am placed in. I am an autodidactic and am always learning. It would be great to get an opportunity to work with you at your company and help shape products even further and make a positive impact on society. *Tools include libraries, languages, API’s and Open source software

Mattia L.V. Bradascio

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Throughout my career I’ve had the privilege of working with a wide set of complex problems at the forefront of innovation, often in well known startups, but also in established institutions like the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund. I’ve consequently both learned and developed a strong research engineering skill set which I always seek to apply in creative ways, having tackled problems in the cloud native security realm, blockchain consensus protocols, systematic trading systems, confidential computing and ML infrastructure. Additionally, as a former Pervasive Parallelism CDT student at The University of Edinburgh School of Informatics and Edinburgh Performance Computer Centre (EPCC), I focused on formal modelling languages used to verify and simulate complex and adaptive, concurrent, and/or distributed systems (stochastic process algebras, invented by my supervisor). I also did a large amount of stochastic modeling prior to this as a researcher in risk modeling. Consequently I picked up an interest in using formalisms to synthesise real-world systems that are verifiable at design time. Furthermore, it made me appreciate the value of abstraction when tackling complex problems at large, and made me increasingly interested in AI as a consequence. At Oxford, I continued following this interest, albeit with a more applied focus, bringing my academic curiosity to a wide-set of problems related to software and systems security whilst pursuing extra-curricular research courses in AI safety and AI security accordingly.