Thomas Bourke

I source work for the company (directly and indirectly) and in the majority of cases am the principal who carries out that work The work varies from domain name management, through outsourced email management through to (financial/ trading floor) market data managment

Working with Pioneer (now Amundi) on a project basis... in most recent to oldest: - PRIIPS/ MiFID - template data sourcing and herding to a dissemination platform. All aspects including trx costs - Performance - process optimization - Shadow Accounting Replacement - tech lead BA on inbound institutional valuations from State Street replacing Citi (Europe); PAM (US)- Client facing website data management (DE and IT) - Sales Hypercube - standardization of over two years of holdings level data

This has consisted of both on site (various locations; various countries) and remote liason with clients from both a project management and requirements analysis perspective. Liaison with with MDSL's UK based development team to achieve a mutually agreeable result for both clients and MDSL allowing the client to move forward on their business goals. Travel between home office and client or MDSL's New York office ~ 50% of the time

Designed and implemented the technical side of Mailhop, a managed email service at Interfusion running on top of their MPLS network as an additional service to their existing and future clients. The task ranged from product specification through procurement to installation and then go live and involved working with the sales, network and finance teams at Interfusion Additionally the Domain Name Registration side of the business was developed with IEDR (dot IE) reseller status being achieved .

Systems Architect for managed mail service plus ancillary change creator for company's support infrastructure

Consultant working on the ongoing integration and onboarding of a client bank's market data system into MDSL's Market Data Management system called MDM which is provided to the client as an ASP service

I worked on various client projects, ranging from a post 9-11 departmental move (84 people to a green field site) through to various market data related projects to data center consolidations

RHBNC (University of London)