Trumid Innovation, Technology & Agility

What types of products or services does your engineering team build? What problem are you solving for customers?

Trumid combines deep expertise in corporate bond trading with agile technology to deliver innovative liquidity solutions for the fixed income market. One of our trading protocols, Swarms, reimagines how bond traders discover and execute opportunities — powered by high-performance interfaces designed to make the experience fast, intuitive and seamless.

Blending cutting-edge design with deep market insight, Swarms tackles one of bond trading’s biggest challenges, liquidity — finding reliable buyers and sellers in a fragmented market. 

Traditionally, traders source liquidity across venues, potentially revealing intent and driving up costs. Swarms flips that model, bringing participants together in synchronized, anonymous sessions that create fresh liquidity opportunities throughout the day.

We design lightning-fast interfaces for high-stakes environments where milliseconds and precision matter. Our goal is to eliminate friction and empower users to operate at market speed — efficiently and securely.

Tell us about a recent project where your team used AI as a tool. What was it meant to accomplish? How did you use AI to assist?

AI has become a core collaborator across our teams, powering everything from idea generation to production features. Two projects show its impact: We built Chef, an internal Slackbot designed and refined by Trumid Product Analyst Henry Hobin, to cut through the noise of our bond platform and deliver actionable insights directly to sales, with no dashboards required. AI coding assistants help turn rough ideas into prototypes in minutes, letting us iterate quickly on what works. That speed helps us push beyond the typical “good enough” nature of internal tools, fine-tuning alerts for real impact.

We've also used AI to automate manual trade workflows reducing errors and saving time. Together, these innovations show how AI accelerates creativity and helps us deliver smarter, faster tools.

What would that project have looked like if you didn’t have AI as a tool to use? 

Without AI, projects like Chef and other recent initiatives might never have happened. Parsing messy chat logs or experimenting quickly with new ideas would’ve required complex, brittle code that took weeks to build and maintain — work that often outweighed the value.

AI changed that equation. It handles unstructured language effortlessly, allowing us to prototype in hours, not weeks. Instead of debating what’s feasible, we test and learn by running small experiments, keeping what works and discarding what doesn’t.

That shift has redefined how we think about innovation. We’re no longer constrained by what’s “easy to code;” we’re guided by the experience we want to create. AI has made Trumid’s development process faster, more experimental and more human, enabling us to ship more, learn faster and turn once “nice-to-have” ideas into real, valuable tools.