Summary
Gergely Szabo is a quantitative analyst and senior software engineer with eight years in R&D and a prior decade of medical imaging development, combining strong mathematical training (MSc in Mathematics and Computer Science) with hands-on system and algorithm design. He has delivered production-grade imaging software and research tools—GUI frameworks in Qt, nonlinear PET/CT registration, segmentation, texture analysis for malignancy detection, and automated camera QC—blending signal-processing, statistical and fuzzy-logic methods. Now at Citi, he applies that rigorous, quantitative mindset to finance, translating complex models into reliable, auditable code and architectures. Comfortable across C++, Linux, and scientific libraries (ITK/VTK), he pairs deep domain knowledge with practical engineering discipline. An understated strength is his long history of bridging research algorithms and usable interfaces, making sophisticated techniques accessible to end users.
8 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MSc), Mathematics and Computer Science, Master of Science (MSc), Mathematics and Computer Science at University of Szeged
English, Hungarian, French, Spanish