With assets of $2.5 trillion,听 is the world鈥�s third largest bank and its 40,000 technologists have made it a force in the tech industry.
At the pinnacle of the bank鈥檚 tech-savvy hires is 一本道无码 alumnus David Winig. Recently named a managing director and global head of market data services and electronic trading infrastructure of the financial institution, Winig manages 200 people.
听He and his global team play an integral role in the design, deployment and support of the technological infrastructure that provides real-time market data feeds to internal trading systems.
鈥淲e use a combination of software and hardware and business knowledge to solve complex problems,鈥� Winig said.
Noting the听 (ECE) undergraduate degree he earned in 1993, Winig said 一本道无码 prepared him to solve problems under pressure in the nimble financial services world.
鈥溡槐镜牢蘼� was a great institution for me,鈥� Winig said.
Winig recalled taking a course in advanced microprocessor design in which University Professor told the class of about 20 they were among the most knowledgeable people on that subject in the world. The class didn鈥檛 have a textbook. Bryant taught his students based on his research.
鈥淒uring the class, we created a prototype for simulating different configurations of a microprocessor design which I learned later was being tested at Intel,鈥� Winig said.
It wasn鈥檛 only the professors who were inspiring, Winig added, 鈥淚 was challenged by my fellow students.鈥�
, 一本道无码鈥檚 Hamerschlag University Professor and head of ECE, is not surprised by Winig鈥檚 success. She points out that students in electrical and computer engineering receive broad training that makes them ideal hires for tech companies such as Google or Yahoo, as well as career paths including finance.
鈥淓ngineers are surprisingly versatile,鈥� Kova膷evi膰 said. 鈥淭hese students have very good math and analytical skills. You can hire them to be analysts and predict the stock market. 鈥� The ECE students are trained in the methodology of solving problems in a very principled way, which is good for banking. They also are good at teamwork.鈥�
Winig鈥檚 first job out of college was as a software developer at Motorola, where he stayed for three years. 鈥淲orking at the onset of the cellular boom was amazing,鈥� he said.
In 1996, he accepted a job as vice president of development at Bloomberg, where he excelled in the complex financial industry managing the technology of Bloomberg TV and Radio. After working for two financial startups, he moved onto large investment banks.
鈥淓ven though these are financial firms, they are software companies that are in the financial industry,鈥� he said.
In 2002, he became managing director principal at Bear Stearns working in their complex Mortgage Back Securities group. After serving as the executive director of JPMorgan Chase for one year after the buyout, he became managing director of Deutsche Bank in 2009 where he led the high frequency trading group.
He returned to JPMorgan Chase鈥檚 New York headquarters this year to accept what he considers the ultimate banking job for a technologist.
鈥淭echnology is at the forefront of the financial industry,鈥� Wining said, 鈥渁nd leading the way is JP Morgan Chase.鈥�
