Welcome
Welcome to my website! My name is Jannic Cutura. I am an economist turned data engineer working at the European Central Bank’s supervisory technologies and data team. Before that, I worked in financial stability and monetary policy as a data analyst/engineer. I hold an MSc & PhD in quantitative economics from Goethe University and a Master's degree in data engineering from DSTI School of Engineering where I also have a research fellow position. Research stays and internships led me to Columbia University, the International Monetary Fund, and the Bank for International Settlements.
I am deeply passionate about empowering regulators and supervisors to leverage granular micro-datasets for more informed decision-making. By developing and implementing robust and scalable data processing solutions, I aim to unlock the full potential of big data. My dedication to the field of regulatory technology (regtech) drives me to create innovative tools and platforms that streamline compliance, enhance regulatory oversight, and improve the efficiency of regulatory processes. As a data engineer specializing in the regtech sector, I am committed to advancing the capabilities of regulatory bodies through cutting-edge data engineering techniques and solutions. My goal is to transform how regulators interact with data, ultimately fostering a more transparent, efficient, and data-driven regulatory environment.
Disclaimer: The views expressed on this page are solely my own and do not represent the views of the European Central Bank (ECB) or the Euro System of Central Banks (ESCB).
Interests
Hadoop Ecosystem & Spark
Data Science & Engineering
Python Applications
AWS & Cloud
Git & DevOps
Financial Stability & Regulation
Stress Testing
Regulatory Technology (RegTech)
Education
MSc Data Engieering, 2024
DSTI School of EngineeringPhD Visiting Scholar, 2019
Columbia UniversityPhD in Quantitative Economics, 2019
Goethe UniversityMSc in Quantitiave Economics, 2017
Goethe UniversityBSc in Economics, 2012
Albert-Ludwigs-University