Informatics · Quantitative finance · Research software

I build reproducible quantitative research for markets and risk.

I’m a Czech informatics student working with financial models, market data, Python, and research software. Here you can inspect the methods, code, results, and limitations behind my work.

Based near Prague · Open to research, quantitative, data, and engineering opportunities

01BSc Informatics candidate · Czech University of Life Sciences Prague
02Academic year 2025–2026 · University of Wisconsin–Madison
03Python · Rust · data analysis · financial modeling
04Every public project states status, evidence, and limitations
Current direction

A focused research program around markets, data, and survival under constraints.

The priority is not publishing frequently. It is producing a small number of technically defensible artifacts with point-in-time data, reproducible methods, realistic constraints, and honest limitations.

01

Market data quality

Point-in-time integrity, provenance, corporate actions, missingness, and the cost of incorrect assumptions.

02

Volatility and liquidity

How leverage, margin, spreads, depth, and forced selling alter outcomes when conditions deteriorate.

03

Portfolio survival

Drawdown, concentration, correlation shifts, tail events, and decision rules that keep a system alive.

04

Research infrastructure

Versioned data, deterministic runs, tests, experiment logs, and software that makes claims inspectable.

David Anderle in a professional portrait
About

I work where finance, software, and evidence meet.

I study Informatics at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague and spent the 2025–2026 academic year at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where my coursework included finance, economics, financial modeling, industrial engineering, and computer science.

My current work focuses on building stronger quantitative and research-engineering foundations through reproducible projects, careful data work, and explicit validation.

I am most useful when the task is to define a question precisely, build the analytical workflow, test assumptions, and communicate what the result does—and does not—support.

Read more about my background

Résumé, academic CV, code, and contact—with clear evidence boundaries.

For a concise overview, download the one-page résumé. The HTML CV and academic CV provide a fuller, dated record of education, projects, technical skills, and supporting links.