Create and execute your own work
Find the highest impact work that needs to get done for the company, and do it.
The internet allowed anyone to share information across the world. WordPress allowed anyone to build websites on the internet. Intergiro allows anyone to embed financial services into their systems.
... is fiendishly hard. We need to stay compliant with tight regulatory rules, whist providing a compelling product that is as invisible as possible to the end-user.
... curious and collaborative technician, someone excited about tackling the hard problems in Fintech. Together, we’ll create and iterate on the products and tools of the future—for millions of users.
... is what we use to create innovative financial services for the future.
Find the highest impact work that needs to get done for the company, and do it.
The details are not just the details – the details make the difference.
Prioritize eliminating menial work and spend your time on high-value deliverables.
Be a master of implementing what is common sense, reasonable, and minimally necessary.
When you make decisions and have arrived at a solution, document it and share it so that others don’t revisit ideas unnecessarily.
The opposite of high maintenance isn’t low maintenance – it’s negative maintenance: being self-motivating, self-improving, self-disciplined, self-aware, and non-defensive.
Feedback helps us get better. And it has a short half-life, so it should be shared on the spot or soon thereafter.
Cultivate a relentless thirst for learning through reading, listening, watching, sharing, and teaching – with interminable curiosity and patience.
One of the recent technical issues we have been working on is migrating database services from MongoDB as persistent storage to MySQL.
As more technology companies shift towards remote, it's common to forget to rethink habits and rituals that were established in the office.
It’s official. According to Gartner, Blockchain has long since reached and surpassed the Peak of Inflated Expectations.
One of the things engineering teams face when moving towards microservices architecture is how to implement authentication and authorisation in a way that is secure and scalable at the same time.