in financial service industry to build and implement computerized math model. Currently, even those widely used, very stupid, models can cost millions. Three things come together will make this happen:
1. build math models, which you are quite comfortable with
2. turn models into techy documents, which you have no idea of yet, and in my mind, is really the key link
3. implement documents with computer tools, including backend databases, middleware application servers and frontend user interface
The pay is usually too good to believe, if you possess three skills in one brain. Obviously, you have to work 90-100 hours per week and travel about 90%. But the worst part is that, since it is a service industry, you have kiss asses of so stupid clients. I just kick those asses very hard ...
For you, I think you can take some classed in software engineering, which will tell you how to turn math models into techy documents. Also, classes in computer science will help you to implement those techy documents.
GL.
1. build math models, which you are quite comfortable with
2. turn models into techy documents, which you have no idea of yet, and in my mind, is really the key link
3. implement documents with computer tools, including backend databases, middleware application servers and frontend user interface
The pay is usually too good to believe, if you possess three skills in one brain. Obviously, you have to work 90-100 hours per week and travel about 90%. But the worst part is that, since it is a service industry, you have kiss asses of so stupid clients. I just kick those asses very hard ...
For you, I think you can take some classed in software engineering, which will tell you how to turn math models into techy documents. Also, classes in computer science will help you to implement those techy documents.
GL.