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James Noble

Head of Platform Engineering

Meet James Noble, a hands-on technical leader and creative developer with 15 years of experience building complex, mission-critical software systems. After receiving First Class Honors in Computer Science from Melbourne University and a Bachelor's degree in the same field from Victoria University of Wellington, James has held various positions in software engineering and development. He currently serves as a Senior Engineer at Trove NZ, where he continues to apply his expertise in Python and trading technology development to build cutting-edge software systems. Prior to this, James served as a Platform Engineer at Xero and an Executive Director at J.P. Morgan. As an expert in Python and trading technology development, James is a popular and trusted name in the industry. He continues to pursue his passion for creativity and innovation by building remarkable software solutions.

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Experience

Head of Platform Engineering at Forsyth Barr Limited (December 2022 - Present)
Head of Financial Engineering at Trove NZ (February 2021 - December 2022), Senior Engineer at Trove NZ (February 2020 - February 2021), Platform Engineer at Xero (July 2019 - December 2019), Executive at Constraint Technologies International (May 2004 - September 2007)

Education

BCS (Hons), Computer Science, First Class Honours from Melbourne University; Bachelor of Science (BSc), Computer Science from Victoria University of Wellington