Technology
QPG develops software and technical systems across healthcare education, research, and business operations. The focus is on practical tools built around real use cases rather than technology for its own sake.
Applied Technology
Technology at QPG is used to turn research, educational, and operating needs into software, structured systems, and repeatable workflows.
Some projects are public-facing products, while others are built primarily to support internal research and operating activities.
Current Projects
msPhysio
A cross-platform physiology education application built with React Native, TypeScript, Expo, and Supabase/PostgreSQL. Development included iOS testing through TestFlight and distribution through the Apple App Store.
Amino Study Popover
A Chrome browser extension for rapid reference of amino-acid properties and pKa values, built with JavaScript, HTML, CSS, the Chrome Extensions API, and Manifest V3 and published through the Chrome Web Store.
QPG Web Infrastructure
QPG's public web presence is developed with Next.js, React, and Vercel, with additional technical infrastructure introduced as individual projects require it.
Data and Internal Systems
QPG also develops internal systems to improve the organization of financial, operational, educational, and research information.
Current work emphasizes clearer records, structured data, repeatable workflows, and better visibility into the information used for operating decisions.
Research Technology
AiQuant Research is currently focused on research development and publication rather than a mature quantitative trading platform.
The technical roadmap includes structured market and research datasets, reproducible quantitative analysis, backtesting, paper trading, and systematic research infrastructure.
AI and Machine Learning
QPG views artificial intelligence and machine learning as tools that may improve analysis, automation, and decision support where they are appropriate to the underlying problem.
These capabilities are part of the firm's development direction and are intended to complement domain expertise, software engineering, and structured reasoning rather than replace them.
Operating Technology
In business operations, technology is used to improve financial organization, documentation, workflow consistency, and day-to-day visibility.
These systems are developed from actual operating needs and are intended to become more automated and data-driven as QPG's technical capabilities expand.
Development Direction
Over time, QPG intends to connect its software, data, analytics, and research infrastructure more closely across the firm.
The objective is not a single monolithic platform, but a set of interoperable systems that support research, education, operating decisions, and future quantitative analysis.