David Burt is a highly skilled software engineer with a proven track record of delivering successful projects across a wide range of business needs. He has extensive experience in low level, high-performance, and low latency real-time projects, as well as high-level user interaction workflows. David is always eager to dive into new technologies, techniques, and language developments that enhance productivity and enjoys taking on challenging projects.

David has excellent mentoring abilities, which allow him to share his knowledge with less experienced team members. He is an expert in complicated system and integration problem-solving and has a proven ability to move projects from proof of concept to release. He is adept at analyzing and solving system problems and skilled in implementing innovative solutions that are easy to understand and maintain.

David's core competencies include multi-threaded low-latency real-time software development, software design, regulatory adherence, research & development, problem-solving, cross-platform development, and object-oriented design. His language skills include C++, C++/CLI, STL, BOOST, C#, .NET, Visual Basic, UML, and T-SQL. He has experience working on various platforms such as LynxOS-SE (RTOS), Linux (CENTOS), and Microsoft Windows®. David is knowledgeable about networking protocols such as TCP/IP, Ethernet, Powerlink, CAN, and CANopen. He has used various tools such as Enterprise Architect, Rhapsody, Subversion, Perforce, TeamCity, JIRA, Wireshark, Microsoft Visual Studio®, 2008, 2010, and 2012, gcc, Eclipse IDE, PC-Lint, and Microsoft Office®.

David follows software engineering methodologies such as Scrum, Agile, XP, TDD, and BDD. He is Vice President at J.P. Morgan, where he is currently working. Previously, he worked as Vice President at Barclays Investment Bank, Assistant Vice President-Counterparty Risk Trading at Barclays Capital, Senior Software Engineer at Elekta Ltd, Senior Analyst Programmer at PPG Industries, Software Engineer at Elekta, Senior Analyst Programmer at Quotel Insurance System Ltd, and Graduate Trainee at British Rail Computing.