Mark Kralj Taylor
About Mark Kralj Taylor
Mark Kralj Taylor is a Senior Developer at ISAM, specializing in low-latency trading systems and measurement-driven optimization in trading infrastructure. He previously worked for 20 years at Morgan Stanley as an Executive Director in London.
Work at ISAM
Mark Kralj Taylor has been employed at ISAM (International Standard Asset Management) as a Senior Developer since 2020. His role involves leveraging his extensive experience in trading infrastructure to enhance the company's systems. He focuses on measurement-driven optimization, which is essential for improving the efficiency and performance of trading operations. His work at ISAM builds on his previous experience in the financial sector, particularly in electronic trading.
Previous Experience at Morgan Stanley
Prior to joining ISAM, Mark Kralj Taylor worked at Morgan Stanley for 20 years, from 2000 to 2020, in London, England. He held the position of Executive Director and was responsible for Java development within the Electronic Trading Infrastructure. His long tenure at Morgan Stanley allowed him to develop significant expertise in low-latency trading systems and to collaborate with quantitative developers to enhance trading systems.
Education and Expertise
Mark Kralj Taylor earned a Bachelor's degree in Physics with Electronics from The University of Manchester, where he studied from 1989 to 1992. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in trading systems, particularly in areas such as concurrency and shared-memory systems. He has developed specialized skills in event-sourcing and reactive event processing graphs, which are crucial for modern trading infrastructure.
Specialization in Trading Systems
Mark Kralj Taylor specializes in designing and implementing low-latency trading systems, which are critical for high-frequency trading environments. His focus on measurement-driven optimization allows for continuous improvement in trading performance. He collaborates closely with quant developers to integrate advanced algorithms into trading systems, ensuring that the infrastructure meets the demands of fast-paced financial markets.