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From market noise to signals that run in production

JARVIS is Craft & Logic's own system for turning fragmented market and narrative data into research and live trading signals. Since 2018 it has been operated as a production pipeline, not a notebook that never leaves the lab.

Client
Internal / research
Year
2018 — 2026
Engagement
Data & Intelligence · Trading operations
Team
Quant engineering, platform, and ML-adjacent generalists
Internal / research — representative imagery from the engagement
Representative imagery from the engagement. Proprietary research and execution infrastructure developed in-house.

Challenge

The inputs do not agree with each other. Market data, text, and model output arrive in different shapes, and a signal is only useful if it can survive the move from research into live execution — with latency, failover, and a human still on the risk boundary. The problem was making that path durable, not collecting another dashboard.

Approach

  1. Built ingestion and normalization first, so research and production saw the same time series and text instead of one-off extracts.

  2. Kept a research path separate from live execution, and promoted logic only after it met real operating constraints.

  3. Ran the production side as always-on infrastructure across regions, with human review where risk required it. AI-heavy workflows are used where they compress analyst time.

Outcome

The organization has a system it can keep evolving: messy inputs become a maintained pipeline, research can be promoted into production, and live trading participation is part of how the system is operated. Model and position detail stays unpublished.

Proprietary research and execution infrastructure developed in-house.

Proof

Live systems

Research and production trading paths operated together since 2018. Ingestion, signals, and execution-side integration stay in service.

Public reference

Details of models and positions are intentionally not published.

From market noise to signals that run in production · Craft / Logic