Prathmesh Sonavale

Software Engineer

Pune, Maharashtra, India6 yrs 9 mos experience

Key Highlights

Expert in C++ and C# for trading platforms.
Proven ability to enhance software performance.
Strong background in low latency software architecture.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Fintech Software Developer with expertise in low latency trading systems.

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Skills

Core Skills

C++C#

Other Skills

3DAdaptorData StructuresDesign PatternsDigital ElectronicsEmbedded CGDBGNU DebuggerGeometryGoogle ProtobufInteropLinuxLinux ServerLow Latency TradingMATLAB

About

As an Associate Software Developer at FlexTrade, my focus is on leveraging my expertise in C++, C#, and low latency software architecture to enhance trading platforms, including OMS and EMS. My educational foundation in Electronics Engineering from Walchand College of Engineering has equipped me with a robust understanding of the computer architecture and operating system. Within my role, I thrive on technical challenges and enjoy collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive innovation. Together, we create tools that streamline processes and improve user experiences in the dynamic trading technology landscape.

Experience

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Software Developer

Jun 2025 – Present · 9 mos · Pune, Maharashtra, India · Hybrid

Flextrade

2 roles

Software Developer

Promoted

Apr 2025 – Jun 2025 · 2 mos · Pune, Maharashtra, India · On-site

In my role as a Software Developer at FlexTrade in Pune, Maharashtra, I worked on various asset types in trading and utilized design patterns while contributing to the development of the L2 Dashboard. I also played a key role in the development of features and bug fixes in the AlertClient project, enabling the generation of custom alerts for specific market events. Additionally, I successfully exposed methods from C++ to C# and vice versa through Interop, enhancing communication between different modules. Furthermore, I utilized Google Protobuf for message serialization and implemented multithreading and socket programming for efficient performance.

C++C#InteropGoogle ProtobufMultithreadingSocket Programming