I build AI, Cloud & Data Systems for investment and financial applications
I’m Demaro Jones — a Software Engineer building investment applications and data pipelines at Unum. I work on the tools that Portfolio Managers, private placement pricing analysts, and credit scoring analysts rely on every day.
I write about what I’m actually building: Bloomberg and Clearwater data integrations, AI-assisted credit scoring systems, .NET modernization, and AWS architecture in the context of real financial and investment systems. No generic tutorials. Notes from the inside.
What I Do
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Engineering
Engineering Investment apps and data pipelines for Portfolio Managers, pricing analysts, and credit scoring analysts — built in C#, Python, and AWS.
Writing
Technical guide for investment engineers: AI in finance, Bloomberg/Clearwater data, .NET/C# architecture, and credit scoring on AWS for high-performance financial systems.
Products
Guides, playbooks, and templates built from real experience — starting with a Bloomberg Data License SFTP integration guide, the deep-dive no one has written for developers.
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How to format date as string in the format “yyyy-MM-dd” in Javascript
Here are two ways to format a date to the “yyyy-MM-dd” string in JavaScript: 1. Using toLocaleDateString: This method is the simplest and most versatile way to format dates in JavaScript. It allows you to specify the desired format and optionally the locale and other options. 2. Using string manipulation: This method offers more flexibility…
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.NET | C# | Programming
How to return multiple values from a method in C#
There are typically 2 ways that we return values from a method, create a custom type or use multiple out parameters. Well, there is another way that this can be achieved and it’s by using a feature introduced in C# 7 called a tuple. A tuple is a value-type that lets you group data into…
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Convert JSON array string to table of integer values using SQL!
In SQL Server, the OPENJSON function is typically used to parse JSON objects or arrays. If you have a JSON array containing a list of integer values, you can use OPENJSON to extract those values. Here’s an example: Let’s assume you have a JSON array like this: You can use OPENJSON as follows: In this…
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