I'm Greg Schmit, and I am a PhD student of Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois at Chicago (my badass advisor is here: https://www.ece.uic.edu/~wenjing/).
I usually write stuff in C or Python (my choice low- and high-level languages).
My current role at QuantHouse includes building low-latency market/trading data systems that get information where it needs to go quickly. I have quite a bit of experience doing automated networking (using RGNets) to make hotel and MDU networks do what they need to do without the need for operator intervention.
I really like building and designing systems that work correctly.
Practical Makefiles, by John Tsiombikas
(YouTube) A Debate on Effective Altruism (Will MacAskill vs. Giles Fraser)
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