Msfe Michael Marzec

Michael Marzec has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles. Michael started their career in 2001 at CNSX Markets Inc., where they worked as a Solutions Engineer and Technology Generalist. In this role, they were responsible for managing a distributed, real-time, low-latency, high volume trading infrastructure and assisting clients with connectivity and application issues.

In 2017, Michael worked as an Independent Researcher, exploring innovative ideas and implementations in machine learning, deep learning, and web services.

Later in 2017, they joined AppNeta as a Senior Technical Account Manager, where they managed a portfolio of top tier clients, deployed solutions in complex environments, and ensured customer success. Michael also provided technical support, conducted training, and contributed to product improvement.

In 2022, Michael joined Broadcom Software as a Senior Solution Engineer specializing in AOD DX-AppNeta. Michael worked in this role until 2023, where they showcased their expertise in providing solutions and engineering support.

Currently, Michael works at MongoDB as an Escalation Manager, starting in 2023.

Michael Marzec has a diverse education history. Michael holds a Masters of Science in Financial Engineering (MSFE) from Stevens Institute of Technology. Michael also obtained a Certificate in Software Engineering from The University of British Columbia. Prior to that, they completed a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Physics from the University of Toronto.

In addition to their formal education, Michael has obtained several certifications. This includes certifications from MongoDB, such as "TS: M310: Security (Internal Only)" and "TS: New Hire Technical Training (NHTT) (Internal Only)". Michael has also completed various MongoDB-related courses like "Connecting to a MongoDB Database" and "MongoDB CRUD Operations: Replace and Delete Documents". Furthermore, they have pursued quantum computing certifications from MIT xPRO, including "Introduction to Quantum Computing" and "Quantum Algorithms for Cybersecurity, Chemistry, and Optimization".