Martin Janssen

– MAPP-3 backend developer. Part of the team re-writing MAPP as a SpringBoot backend application.

– Product owner and team leader for the IPA Orchestrator application, which orchestrates the various components of ING's Ideal Pricing Architecture (IPA). – Design of the product, set up of an international Dev team (Brussels, Amsterdam, Bucarest), backlog management, running of the team having implemented Agile.

– Lead senior analyst developer for the Orchestrator software that is at the heart of the ING Pricing Architecture. – Design and implementation from scratch of a highly resilient workflow management system that orchestrates complex series of tasks across the various systems composing the ING Pricing Architecture. – Leading and coaching of a DevOps team of 5 spread across three distant locations.

– Senior Financial Markets analyst developer at ING FM on the MAPP2 (Multi Asset Pricing Platform) project. In charge of the modelling of business processes in Tibco BPM for post-trade activities and of the development of the interfaces between Tibco BPM and the MAPP application.

– Directly linked to the business, IT manager for the Financial Services Division of the Bank, covering the trading floor and its support entities. Main responsibilities: 1. Client relationship management: Understanding the needs of business lines, developing and maintaining service catalogs, and defining service agreements with both providers and clients. 2. Application management (including Sophis, Corona, QRM, etc.): Responsible for qualitative aspects such as availability, functionality, and performance of highly complex trading floor applications and systems. 3. Development: a. Managing the development team: capacity planning, objectives setting, evaluations, support, training, etc. b. Final validation of critical development analyses. c. Defining (and potentially implementing) non-functional requirements. 4. Technical support management: a. Involved in incident management and resolution processes. b. Managing major incidents and setting priorities. 5. Defining or recommending technical and technological improvements to help business lines achieve their objectives, with involvement in strategic decisions where IT plays a role. 6. Participation in budget planning exercises. 7. Responsible for IT risk assessments, business continuity plans, and disaster recovery plans. 8. Sponsor for technology projects.

– In charge of the Systems Engineering team responsible for the Sophis Risque application used worldwide in the Bank's trading floors. The team serves as the third line of production support, a technical center of excellence for Sophis, and an advisory center for managing Sophis in production (performance, security, continuity, deployments, etc.). The team is also responsible for maintaining numerous non-production environments for Sophis.

– Development, maintenance, and support of applications related to Sophis: interfaces with other systems, report generation, data import/export, etc. – Work carried out in C++ using the Sophis API, SQL, and other tools.

– TradingScreen was a leading provider of multi-asset, multi-broker electronic trading solutions. – Involved in the initiative to develop direct market connectivity, which was previously unavailable at TradingScreen, starting with a major cash market (Euronext) and then extending to derivatives and commodities markets. – Assigned to the "Connectivity" team based in London, all development work was carried out remotely.

– The start-up provided IT services in the Financial Markets domain. – At the same time, it developed and marketed a lightweight order routing platform (UniGate ™™) that enabled uniform access to various markets or systems from other providers (Euronext, GLTrade, Xetra, OM-Saxess, Instinet, etc.) through a single programming interface. – It also offered Sell-Side trading tools (UniSales™™), whose development was self-funded through its consulting activities. – Continuation and refocusing of Broker Age's activities towards the development of UniGate ™™, along with new responsibilities: – Integration of UniGate™ with Sophis products. – Pre-sales role worldwide for the product's commercialization. – In March 2000, Sophis acquired Broker Age to integrate the UniGate™™ order routing platform with its products, thereby offering order placement functionalities. – Sophis is a financial software development company, notably known for Risque, a trading and processing tool for derivatives products tailored for the Sell-Side.

– Participation in the development of the main application marketed by Tradeware – Technology: TradeView, a complete OMS with trading and market visualization capabilities. – Development was carried out in C and Java on SunOS.