Zishi Deng is a Vice President and software engineer at Goldman Sachs with 10 years of experience building pricing, valuation, and analytics platforms for fixed income, equity, and derivatives. He combines strong systems-level coding in C++, Java, Python and Go with product and vendor management experience gained across GSAM and CIMD finance engineering roles. While pursuing an MFE at Berkeley Haas part-time, he has led end-of-day portfolio pricing automation and multi-threaded monitoring systems that reduced pricing incidents and improved controls. Early research work on large-graph partitioning at NYU demonstrates his ability to optimize algorithms for real-world scale, a thread that carries into his pragmatic, performance-oriented approach to financial engineering. Based in New York, he blends quantitative finance training with hands-on engineering leadership to deliver auditable, production-ready solutions.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science, Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science at New York University
GCE A-Level Science, GCE A-Level Science at Anderson Junior College
Master of Financial Engineering, Master of Financial Engineering at University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business
GCE O-Level Science, GCE O-Level Science at Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
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