4 posts tagged with "DefconQ"

🎉 Big Giveaway: Win a Premium Ticket to Quant Strats Europe 2025 🎟️​

I'm incredibly excited to share that I’ve officially joined the Advisory Board of Quant Strats, a global platform bringing together some of the sharpest minds in quant finance, systematic trading, and data-driven research.

To celebrate this milestone, I'm giving back to the community that has given me so much, and what better way than giving you the chance to attend one of the top quant events of the year?

Are you a student eager to launch your career in finance, quantitative development, or financial data engineering?

In today’s highly competitive job market, setting yourself apart is more important than ever. One of the best ways to do that? Learn a technology that’s been powering the financial industry since the late '80s, KDB/Q.

As part of our shared mission to grow the KDB/Q community in London, KX and DefconQ have teamed up and we are excited to announce the first-ever London KDB/Q Community Happy Hour, with many more to come! This event is open to all KDB/Q developers and enthusiasts who would like to connect, share ideas, or simply enjoy some good company over drinks.

When: Thursday, 22nd May, from 17:30

Where: Flight Club, Shoreditch

Signup here: Brews & Qs Happy Hour

I’ll be your host for the evening, and thanks to the generous support of KX, the event is fully sponsored.

Whether you're a seasoned KDB/Q developer or just starting your KDB/Q journey, come join us for a fun evening with the community. Looking forward to seeing many of you there!

Mid January, I stumbled upon a KDB/Q meetup hosted by Habla Computing in Madrid, boasting an interesting lineup of talks and speakers. Spontaneously, I opted to seize the opportunity and booked a trip to the sunny capital of Spain to attend the event. Following the meetup, during the networking session, I had the pleasure of meeting Juan, a founding partner of Habla Computing, and Jesus, the VP of Research at Habla Computing, who warmly welcomed me into the small, but growing, Spanish KDB/Q community. Engaged in a stimulating conversation about our mutual enthusiasm for KDB/Q, Juan and Jesus extended a kind invitation for me to speak at their upcoming conference, an offer I eagerly embraced. Not only did I feel honoured to have the opportunity to share my expertise on KDB/Q, but I also take every chance to escape the rainy weather of the UK and spend some time in Spain.