Good day. I am thinking of shifting careers from currently being a backend engineer into quant developer. I find backend to be boring, and uninnovative.
I do have experience in building fintech tools such as MT5/MT5 api connectors and am familiar with their reporting DBs, but never built a plugin or EA.
Things I would like to know: -What I should learn, in terms of concepts, algos, and maybe learning materials. -What the day to day of a quant developer is like -How to crack in to the industry -Job opportunities availability – Any general advice
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r/cscareerquestions Good day. I am thinking of shifting careers from currently being a backend engineer into quant developer. I find backend to be boring, and uninnovative. I do have experience in building fintech tools such as MT5/MT5 api connectors and am familiar with their reporting DBs, but never built a plugin or EA. Things I would like to know: -What I should learn, in terms of concepts, algos, and maybe learning materials. -What the day to day of a quant developer is like -How to crack in to the industry -Job opportunities availability – Any general advice submitted by /u/DamnedJava [link] [comments]
Good day. I am thinking of shifting careers from currently being a backend engineer into quant developer. I find backend to be boring, and uninnovative.
I do have experience in building fintech tools such as MT5/MT5 api connectors and am familiar with their reporting DBs, but never built a plugin or EA.
Things I would like to know: -What I should learn, in terms of concepts, algos, and maybe learning materials. -What the day to day of a quant developer is like -How to crack in to the industry -Job opportunities availability – Any general advice
submitted by /u/DamnedJava
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