About

Adam Wislesky is a highly experienced Senior Software Engineer with over 13 years of relevant experience in the technology industry. Currently working at Google, he has gained valuable expertise in software development, team leadership, and project coordination. As a Senior Software Engineer at Google, Adam is responsible for developing and maintaining software systems that are critical to the company's success. Before joining Google, Adam worked as a Software Team Lead at Bloomberg, where he led various teams of up to 8 software developers to craft technical visions, review code, and debug issues. He was instrumental in developing and maintaining the distributed pricing engine that powers the calculations behind Bloomberg's $787 million acquisition of Barclay's bond index business. He also effectively communicated and advocated technical visions through cross-department presentations and recruitment pitches. Adam integrated elements of Agile methodology into the development process and mentored and guided the career growth of developers by providing regular feedback and formal performance reviews. Adam's experience as a Senior Software Developer at Bloomberg helped him build a deep financial domain knowledge of interest rate derivatives (structuring and pricing). He coordinated multiple large-scale projects between business and technology teams to deliver new functionality for enterprise clients and Bloomberg Terminal subscribers. He developed and maintained a distributed financial pricing framework written in C++ used to price interest rate derivatives. Adam holds a BASc in Computer Engineering from the University of Waterloo, where he gained a solid foundation in software engineering, SQL, JavaScript, and UI development. With his extensive experience in the industry, Adam has become a highly skilled and sought-after software engineer, capable of delivering complex projects on time and within budget.