Toronto, Canada
Working primarily in the Python ecosystem, Neil is strong in Python, Pandas, and Backtrader and is also comfortable with numpy and xarray. He works solely in linux and uses PyCharm and Jupyter Lab/Notebook. He has worked with large datasets from Quandl using SQLite and MySQL. Work examples can be found at GitHub and a factor analysis using Dash and MySQL on Google Compute Engine at 34.95.53.21.
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Pandas, Numpy, Backtrader, Xarrary, Plot.ly, Dash, Quantstats, Yfinance, Matplotlib, Altair, Jupyterm, black, pycharm, pymysql, sqlalchemy, statsmodels, quandl
Working primarily in the Python ecosystem, Neil is strong in
Python, Pandas, and Backtrader. He works solely in linux and uses
PyCharm and Jupyter Lab/Notebook. He has worked with large datasets
from Quandl using SQLite and MySQL and managed dataframes with pickle
and HDF5. He is also comfortable with numpy and xarray.
He
charts in Plot.ly, Dash and Matplotlib. He has connected and used
APIs with Yahoo, Interactive Brokers' TWS workstation and gateway,
and Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED).
Neil has
published a Plot.ly Dash app using a Flask framework and Apache on
Google Compute Engine. (http://34.95.53.21/)
Neil has
successfully created a number of algorithms for clients. Some algos
can be viewed on GitHub at github.com/neilsmurphy/
Neil
has actively contributed to stackoverflow focussing primarily on
Pandas. See user: run-out
https://stackoverflow.com/users/10888655/run-out
.
Git, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Linux, MySQL, NumPy, Pandas, SQL, SQLAlchemy, Virtualenv