Welcome
Welcome to my personal website! My name is Jannic Cutura. I am an economist turned data engineer turned software engineer and I currently work as a software engineer at the European Central Bank’s Stress Test Accounts Reporting (STAR) system’s team. Before, I worked in financial stability and monetary policy as data analyst/engineer. I have also held previous appointments at the International Monetary Fund, the Bank for International Settlements and the German Institue for Economic Research. I have a MSc & PhD in quantitative economics from Goethe university and serve as referee for the Journal of Financial Services Research and the Journal of Financial Stability.
I work at the intersection of software and data engineering and my passion is to enable regulators & supervisors to use granular microdatasets to inform their decision making by provisioning high quality datasets and analysis.
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Disclaimer: The views expressed on this page are my own and do not represent the views of the ECB or the Eurosystem.
- Hadoop Ecosystem & Spark
- Data Science & Engineering
- Python Applications
- AWS & Cloud
- Git & DevOps
- Financial Stability & Regulation
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PhD Visiting Scholar, 2019
Columbia Univeristy
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PhD in Quantitative Economics, 2019
Goethe Univeristy
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MSc in Quantitiave Economics, 2017
Goethe University
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BSc in Economics, 2012
Albert-Ludwigs-University
Publications
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Projects
Experience
I work as a software engineer on the Stress Test Account Reporting (STAR) system.
Before, I worked as a data engineer/analyst in the montary policy directorate and financial stability directorate: Disseminating the 4.5 TB European credit register using Oracle SQL. Setting up a distributed data infrastructure for the banking interconnectedness model in PySpark/Python running on the Cloudera Data Science Workbench. Writing unit tests for the scenario generation. Data dissemination prepared for senior management to inform policy decisions.
Compiling funding fragility measures using regulatory disclosure of money market mutual funds (MMF) using R to model USD funding gaps of international banks. Presenting results to the executive board and drafting the 2019 Global Financial Stability Report Analytical Chapter titled Banks dollar funding - a source of financial vulnerability
The internship led me to pursue a private project, called fundmapper, which is an open sourced AWS powered web-crawler to download, parse and clean money MMF portfolio to make them easily accessible to the research community.
