I was looking for a job that would let me use, develop and grow my HPC knowledge. Also, I wanted a job with long-term prospects. Margo met both of these conditions. I also found its youthful and challenging approach very attractive, as was the chance to join a pioneering IT and financial markets company.

In a digitized environment, challenges such as fault tolerance, scalability and maintainability are becoming increasingly important. Containers, combined with design patterns, especially micro service architecture, are revolutionizing the way IT systems are designed to better meet the needs of the new digital era.

I joined Margo straight after engineering college as a junior. I was soon able to start my first mission, thanks in particular to the support and interview preparation I benefited from - that's incidentally why I chose Margo. My first mission was as a Java and C developer on a Back Office application covering the entire Forex field. I also had a role in technical support. After a year and a half on a mission, I want to move into a contract owner type of role to learn more about financial markets.

Paris Containers Day (PCD) took place, perhaps not surprisingly, in Paris on June 26th. About 300 people, including both speakers and attendees gathered at the New Cap Events Center to discuss Orchestration. The day started with a surprise keynote where an orchestra played a few pieces including Mozart, Holst & Arensky. The point was to prove that synchronization and good use of resources is at the essence of productivity.