A trading-software project needed to distribute changing market data to concurrent automated strategies. Jimit Raval contributed engineering on the real-time core, WebSocket connections and failure handling during internal testing.
Automated strategies depend on the data available when they make a decision. A delayed feed and a failed connection are different problems, and both can affect what the application does next.
Running multiple strategies adds another boundary: a failure in one strategy should be handled without losing visibility into the others. The platform needed to connect its market feed, execution state and dashboard as one system.
The engineering focused on WebSocket connections carrying market updates and the backend executing configured strategies. The work included handling dropped feeds and strategy errors during internal testing.
The dashboard brought market information and running strategies into the same view. The implementation connected feed behavior to execution state so the application could expose what was running and how it was responding.
Project materials showing the workflows and interfaces described in this case.
The delivered platform was exercised in internal testing against concurrent workloads and live market data. This case describes the execution infrastructure and error-handling work, without presenting engineering test results as trading returns.
A technology handover for automated execution needs more than the strategy code. It must cover feed providers, credentials, reconnection behavior, execution controls and the limits of the test environment. Those dependencies determine how a new operator can inspect and manage the system.
Project contribution: Jimit Raval. The scope described above identifies the work behind this case.
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