Ricky Notaro is a seasoned software engineer with 11 years of experience, now serving as Chief Data Engineering Developer for Financial Crime at National Bank of Canada. He blends deep backend expertise in Java, Spring, Python and C# with cloud-native practices on AWS and SAP integrations to build resilient, compliant banking systems. His recent work focuses on automation and security—implementing CI/CD pipelines, test automation and SAST tools to ensure reliability and regulatory adherence in transactional platforms. Ricky’s background spans full-stack product delivery, a startup co-founder role in 3D printing where he engineered high-performance AWS rendering pipelines, and hands-on QA and tooling work that sharpened his systems thinking. Based in Montreal, he pairs practical operational experience with formal study in cyberinvestigation and quantum computing micro-studies, giving him a unique blend of applied security and emerging-technology insight. Known for turning complex business processes into automated, auditable solutions, he thrives at the intersection of finance, data engineering and secure software delivery.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Génie logiciel (Partiel), Génie logiciel (Partiel) at École de technologie supérieure
Microprogramme de 1er cycle, Cyberinvestigation, Microprogramme de 1er cycle, Cyberinvestigation at Polytechnique Montréal
Micro-Stage, Informatique quantique, Micro-Stage, Informatique quantique at Université de Sherbrooke
CEGEP, Informatique, spécialisation informatique de gestion, CEGEP, Informatique, spécialisation informatique de gestion at Collège Montmorency
Contributions:1 release, 14 PRs, 23 pushes in 9 years 2 months
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Ricky Notaro - Chief Data Engineering Developer Financial Crime