Creating new functionalities with upgraded technologies

Overview

Industry

Location

Financial services

Technology Used

.Net Core

.Net Framework 5+

Azure

Bash

CarbonBlack

CI: Linux containers

CQRS

CylanceProtect

DDD

Event-driven messaging

Javascript

Kubernetes

MS Azure

Oracle

Oracle Advanced Queues

Palo Alto

PowerShell

RabbitMQ

Rancher

REST

RHEL

Selenium

Sophos AV

Splunk

SQL Server

TFS/VSTS

Typescript

Windows

Client background

Baillie Gifford is a globally recognized Edinburgh-based wealth management firm whose range of funds and investment trusts is widely considered by financial advisers as some of the most attractive investment opportunities on the market.

Project overview

As part of our work with Baillie Gifford, the Software Mind team built solutions based on CQRS, Event-Driven Messaging, DDD and REST. Additionally, our experts used domain-driven design practices to understand our client’s domain and provide the best support. Along with transferring and updating existing functionalities from the Oracle-based systems to web services, our team organized workshops that focused on good object programming practices (SOLID, tests, design patterns).

Hear from our client

What our client says

The Software Mind team contributes to a number of different projects and programs across Baillie Gifford. We have them embedded into a variety of teams. They work very closely with squads and teams within Baillie Gifford, as well, so they’re really a part of a full team.
Tracy Guyan, Senior Programme Manager

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