Algorithms that trade, and the automation that runs them.
A strategy on paper is worth nothing. What matters is a rule that survives
contact with real costs, real fills and a decade of data it has never seen —
and then a machine that executes it, correctly, every session, without you.
We do both halves. The research side spends more of its time
trying to break a result than to improve it: parameter sweeps, bootstrap
resampling, decay tests across sub-periods, and a blind out-of-sample
walkthrough. Most candidates die there. That is the point.
What survives becomes a product: software that connects to your own brokerage
account, places the orders, logs every action, and measures its own execution
quality against the official prints.