Flow Traders 2021–2022 · Capital Markets Trading 2019–2021

Market Making Infrastructure & Hong Kong Expansion

Opened Hong Kong operations for CBBC options trading at Flow Traders. Built sub-millisecond exchange connectivity for Deutsche Börse and CME at Capital Markets Trading.

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Flow Traders (2021–2022)

Hong Kong CBBC Options

Opened Hong Kong operations for Flow Traders, building the complete technology infrastructure for CBBC (Callable Bull/Bear Contracts) options trading. This involved connecting to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, implementing the specific order types and market data formats required for structured products, and ensuring compliance with HKEX regulations.

New Options Desk Infrastructure

Built the technology stack for a new options trading desk from scratch. This included pricing engines, risk management systems, position tracking, and the execution layer connecting to Hong Kong venues. The infrastructure had to handle the unique characteristics of CBBC contracts — knock-out barriers, mandatory call events, and residual value calculations.

Opened Hong Kong operations — expanding Flow Traders' market-making reach into Asian structured products.

Market Making Technology

Worked on Flow Traders' core market-making technology stack, contributing to the systems that enable one of the world's largest ETF market makers to provide liquidity across global exchanges. This included order management, quote generation, and real-time risk monitoring systems.

Capital Markets Trading (2019–2021)

Sub-Millisecond Hedging

Built sub-millisecond hedging systems that could calculate and execute hedge orders within microseconds of a fill. When a trading position changed, the system instantly computed the optimal hedge across correlated instruments and routed orders to the appropriate exchanges — all within a sub-millisecond time budget.

Deutsche Börse & CME Exchange Connectivity

Built sub-millisecond exchange connectivity for Deutsche Börse (Eurex) and CME Group, two of the world's largest derivatives exchanges. This included market data ingestion, order entry, and the complete lifecycle management of orders from submission through fill or cancellation. The connectivity layer handled millions of market data updates per second while maintaining strict latency requirements.

Technologies

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