Jeremy Gulickson

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Jeremy Gulickson

\bī-ˈä-grə-fē\

Hi — I'm Jeremy Gulickson: passionate FinTech professional, avid music enthusiast, ardent technophile and self-described foodie. I currently reside in the New York Metropolitan Area.

Passionate FinTech Professional

\ˈfinˌtek\

Many of my personal and professional passions overlap at the intersection of finance and technology — i.e. in the aptly named field of FinTech. For professional inquiries, I am most easily accessible via LinkedIn.

# !/usr/bin/env python

try:
    import random
except ImportError:
    raise ImportError("Random package failed to load")

#
# Unnecessarily lengthy/complex print of 'Hello World'
#
class HelloWorld:
    def __init__(self):
        self.index = range(4)
        self._hello_possibilities = None
        self.hello = None
        self._space_possibilities = None
        self.space = None
        self._world_possibilities = None
        self.world = None

    def message_hello(self, index):
        self._hello_possibilities = ["Hello", "hello", "HELLO", "hElLo"]
        self.hello = self._hello_possibilities[index]

    def message_space(self, index):
        self._space_possibilities = [" ", ".", "-", "_"]
        self.space = self._space_possibilities[index]

    def message_world(self, index):
        self._world_possibilities = ["World", "world", "WORLD", "wOrLd"]
        self.world = self._world_possibilities[index]


def print_message():
    """
    Prints "Hello World" four times;
    Content is random each time with one value
    selected from each of the three lists.
    """
    x = HelloWorld()

    for i in x.index:
        x.message_hello(random.randint(min(x.index), max(x.index)))
        x.message_space(random.randint(min(x.index), max(x.index)))
        x.message_world(random.randint(min(x.index), max(x.index)))
        print("#" + str(i + 1) + " " + x.hello + x.space + x.world)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    print(print_message.__doc__)
    print_message()

Occasionally I create and share "stuff" via GitHub that I think others might find helpful. My public repositories primarily focus on visual financial dashboards and trivial algorithmic trading scripts.

GitHub

Avid Music Enthusiast

\ˈmyü-zik\

I am a frequent concertgoer as I absolutely love live music — from a rock concert in 'The Garden', to a folk outing in 'Prospect Park', to a solo saxophonist in a tiny club in 'The Village' and everything in between.

I often capture short clips or full songs from a show and upload them to my YouTube channel. The underlying objective is to "capture the exact moment" as opposed to delivering perfection, so these videos are intentionally unedited, periodically shaky and occasionally out of focus!

From an workflow standpoint, I use Setlist.fm to manage (create/edit/view) setlists and Songkick along with Bandsintown to stay current on upcoming shows.

YouTube

Setlist.fm

Songkick