Gerard Heraghty
About Gerard Heraghty
Gerard Heraghty is a Kdb+ Developer at Scotiabank, currently working at FD Technologies in Dublin, Ireland. He has a background in Experimental Physics from University College Dublin and has experience in delivering regulatory compliance solutions for financial markets since 2019.
Work at FD Technologies
Gerard Heraghty has been employed at FD Technologies since 2019, where he currently serves as a Kdb+ Developer for Scotiabank. His role involves developing technical solutions that ensure compliance with financial regulations, including MiFID II, SFTR, and MAR. Prior to his current position, he participated in the KX Graduate programme at FD Technologies from 2019 to 2021 and worked as a Junior Kdb+ Developer for a London-based trading company for two months in 2019.
Education and Expertise
Gerard Heraghty earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Experimental Physics from University College Dublin, where he studied from 2015 to 2019. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in developing technical solutions in the financial sector. He completed his secondary education at Maynooth Post Primary School, achieving a Leaving Certificate from 2009 to 2015.
Background
Before his career in technology and finance, Gerard gained diverse work experience in various roles. He worked as a Waiter at Westgrove Hotel & Conference Centre from 2015 to 2017 and served as an Activity Coordinator at Giocamondo in 2017. Additionally, he briefly worked as a Bartender at DMK Burger Bar in Chicago in 2018. These roles contributed to his skill set and adaptability in different environments.
Achievements in Regulatory Compliance
Since 2019, Gerard Heraghty has been actively involved in delivering regulatory compliance solutions for financial markets. His work at Scotiabank focuses on developing solutions that align with stringent financial regulations, showcasing his expertise in the field. His contributions play a significant role in ensuring that financial operations adhere to necessary compliance standards.