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Contact: Ben Catterall, [[IMC]] <ben.catterall@imc.com>  
Contact: Evald Monastyrski, [[IMC]] <evald.monastyrski@imc.com>  


Not all the trading happens on exchange, sometimes counterparties trade directly through human-to-human communication. For such trading, humans use their most natural interface - voice.
Not all trading happens on the exchange -- sometimes counterparties trade directly through human-to-human communication. In such cases, humans typically use their most natural interface: voice. Your task is to  create a service which holds market data and responds to queries on demand in a human-like manner, by
What is our purpose?
automating one side of the process using modern technologies (voice recognition, natural language processing and voice production).
We want to automate one side of the process using modern technologies (voice recognition, natural language processing and voice production).
What will be my task?
Create a service which holds market data and responds to queries on demand in a human-like manner.

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Contact: Evald Monastyrski, IMC <evald.monastyrski@imc.com>

Not all trading happens on the exchange -- sometimes counterparties trade directly through human-to-human communication. In such cases, humans typically use their most natural interface: voice. Your task is to create a service which holds market data and responds to queries on demand in a human-like manner, by automating one side of the process using modern technologies (voice recognition, natural language processing and voice production).