Alex Rogul

As a double major in Finance and Artificial Intelligence at Bentley University, Alex founded Redline his freshman year. Alex and his team plan for Redline to be the category-defining OS for contractors all around the globe. Before founding his company Alex traded futures markets managing multi six-figure accounts. Since then Alex has remained active in the space, mentoring peers and publishing papers on volume adaptive intra-day trading strategies. In his free time Alex runs ultra marathons and Ironmans.

Redline

Corner office with tall windows onto downtown Boston towers, two dark wood desks, a laptop with a Bentley sticker, and a Red Bull neon sign on the wall.

Contractors remain among the most underserved professionals in the technology sector. Redline exists to consolidate the fragmented daily workflows of contractors, streamline them with precision, and deliver a solution that is transformative. By eliminating the drag of administrative busywork, we aim to free contractors to stay focused on the work that matters, unlocking greater productivity and significantly higher earnings.

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Endurance

I race Ironmans and ultramarathons. There's something strangely clarifying about spending 10 or more hours moving when everything in you wants to stop.

Alex in a blue jacket and grey pack on a snow-dusted mountain ridge, holding up a camera to film as clouds roll over the summit.
Alex Rogul at the Charles River Marathon finish line wrapped in a silver finisher blanket, giving a thumbs up.

Markets

Throughout my later years in high school I traded Nasdaq-100 futures intra-day. I developed a volume adaptive discretionary channel breakout framework and traded it successfully across multi six-figure accounts. The system I built is available for free via SSRN.

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Alex seen from behind crossing a downtown Boston street in a black tank top, carrying a teal water jug, with granite office buildings ahead.