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2025Chief Technology Officer· Algo Viral
In tech · since 2001
Company
Algo Viral
Role
Chief Technology Officer
current
Stage
—
no public source
Raised
—
no public source
Based
San Francisco Bay Area
current
Founder / co-founder — the company's markEmployee / research role
Source: LinkedIn work history
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AlgoViral

We help high-growth startups go viral on autopilot

Summer 2021

Experience

Career

  • Algo Viral logo

    Algo Viral

    Chief Technology Officer · San Francisco Bay Area · 2025 – Present

    2025
  • Iona Mind logo

    Iona Mind

    Chief Technology Officer · San Francisco Bay Area · 2019 – 2025

    2019
  • Y Combinator logo

    Y Combinator

    S21 Batch · 2021

    2021
  • Techstars logo

    Techstars

    Mentor · London, United Kingdom · 2017 – 2020

    2017
  • Home

    Retired · London, United Kingdom · 2016 – 2019

    2016
  • XTX Markets logo

    XTX Markets

    Partner · London, United Kingdom · 2015 – 2016

    2015
  • GSA Capital logo

    GSA Capital

    HFFX Desk · 2009 – 2015

    2009
  • Barclays Capital logo

    Barclays Capital

    Algorithmic Trading Developer · 2008 – 2009

    2008
  • UBS logo

    UBS

    Analyst, Quantitative Trading Strategies · 2007 – 2008

    2007
  • UBS logo

    UBS

    Developer Equity algorithmic trading team · 2006 – 2007

    2006
  • Morgan Stanley logo

    Morgan Stanley

    Assocaite · 2004 – 2006

    2004
  • MIK UK Ltd

    Developer · 2002 – 2003

    2002
  • Royal Bank Of Scotland Financial Markets logo

    Royal Bank Of Scotland Financial Markets

    Intern · 2002

    2002
  • Surrey Satellite Technology

    Developer · 2001

    2001

Bio

Previously Philip was a founding partner and head of trading technology at XTX Markets which is now one of the world's largest automated (algorithmic) trading firms. Philip retired from XTX Markets in April 2016. Before XTX, Philip worked at GSA Capital (which XTX span out from), Barclays Capital, UBS and Morgan Stanley predominantly on automated trading.