Chan Inthisone

Chan Inthisone

Web Developer Transitioning to Quant Systems

I'm Chan — a Web Developer and Software Developer with 20+ years of experience, now transitioning into quantitative systems and data engineering.

Over the last year, I've shifted focus from building client-facing websites to developing internal tools, data pipelines, and algorithmic research systems. I've built plugins, automated workflows, connected APIs, and most recently developed a full-stack quant research system from ingestion through live trading execution.

Recent Work Highlights

Over the past year, I built a full-stack quant research system from scratch — from multi-source ingestion and feature engineering to signal modeling, backtesting, and live execution via broker APIs.

  • Built volatility regime detection models with Prophet and clustering
  • Created LSTM models for yield curve prediction
  • Automated research workflows with Prefect and AWS
  • Integrated live trading with Alpaca and IBKR APIs
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Technologies & Skills

Quant & ML

Python Pandas NumPy Prophet LSTM Clustering

Systems & Infra

Prefect AWS Docker Git CI/CD

Execution & Backtest

Backtrader Alpaca API IBKR API Event-driven

Notebooks & Viz

Jupyter Matplotlib Seaborn Plotly

What I'm Exploring

Volatility Modeling

Exploring regime clustering and forecasting techniques for market volatility.

Realistic Backtesting

Implementing strategies with realistic market constraints and execution modeling.

Event-Driven Execution

Building API-based trading flows with robust error handling and state management.

Scalable Infrastructure

Designing systems that scale across research and production environments.

Integrating LLMs & AI in Quant Development

Exploring how large language models and AI can be integrated into quant research and trading systems—experimenting with novel workflows, automation, and innovative strategies to disrupt traditional finance.

Currently Reading

Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives book cover

Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives

John C. Hull

Classic reference for derivatives, risk management, and financial engineering.

Quantitative Trading book cover

Quantitative Trading

Ernest Chan

Gentle intro to quant concepts, strategy types, and backtesting.

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