What’s waiting for you at our booth
The OSFF 2026 program spans AI governance and agentic AI, cloud orchestration, open source security and compliance, interoperability, data standards, and developer experience.
Grid Dynamics and JUXT welcome you to engage with experts on advanced technical solutions tailored for the financial sector. You’ll hear how we have helped Fortune 500 financial services firms with practical architectures, live engineering capabilities, and real-world implementations across capital markets, wealth management, payments, risk, and data systems.
Booth topics:
- Enterprise AI & automation: Securely adopt GenAI, fine-tune domain-specific models, and streamline workflows with agentic AI.
- High-performance & resilient core: Build ultra-low latency e-trading systems in Java and Rust with multi-region zero-downtime reliability.
- Financial systems modernization: Accelerate structured products digitalization and scale high-volume market risk analytics.
- AI-led software development: Harness AI-driven tools (such as Rosetta, our coding agent governance and context layer, and Allium, our spec-driven development engine) to enhance code quality, automate bug hunting, and accelerate delivery.
Featured session:
“AI for Quality Hardening Up and Down the Ladder of Abstraction”
November 4, 2026 at 3pm
Location: Hub 4
FINOS’ OSERA project is an important and timely signal of how seriously the industry should take the risk of AI exploiting software vulnerabilities.
The same capability also cuts the other way: AI is an excellent bug hunter, and bugs exist at many levels of abstraction. The kind you find depends on the level you are working at. Hunt at the level of syntax and you catch syntax bugs, while the deeper weaknesses in a system’s design stay hidden.
AI works better when it has more than raw source to reason about. Henry will show how to create additional representations of your code, from behavioral summaries to code property graphs.
He’ll highlight recent research, along with open source tools and principles his team has applied at scale inside a large financial institution to harden software quality and catch bugs hiding in brittle code, fragile designs, and imprecise domain logic.
He’ll also talk about the approaches that didn’t work so well, and the unexpected challenges faced along the way.
Meet the team
Ready to discuss your most complex distributed systems challenges or see a deep-dive demo? Let’s coordinate a 1-on-1 meeting on Nov 4-5 during OSFF.
