Nader Jemel

Nader Jemel is a Tunisian software engineer and competitive programmer. As a high schooler at Lycee pilote de Gabes he represented Tunisia at the International Olympiad in Informatics in both 2018 (bronze medal, Tsukuba, Japan) and 2019. He studied Computer Science and Engineering (MIT course 6-3) at MIT, graduating in 2023, where he TA'd 6.102 Software Construction and LA'd 6.205 Digital Systems Laboratory and contributed to a City Science / Media Lab short film. He is now a Software Engineer at InQuery, a New York-based AI workspace for medical-legal record review.

Signal

Nader Jemel's public posting is sparse: one active X account (@naderjemel, 21 followers) last used in May 2018 for an Intel ISEF post, and a personal website last updated in 2019 that still promises a future blog. The low-volume signal matches a doer rather than a poster - his visible track record runs through competition results (IOI 2018/2019), academic artifacts (MIT 6.102/6.205 course staff, an FPGA project report, a Media Lab film credit) and his employer's team page. There is no recent social posting to read for current themes; LinkedIn and GitHub are the live professional surfaces.

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• Now a Software Engineer at InQuery, a New York-based AI workspace for medical-legal record review, alongside MIT/Stanford founders Erick Enriquez and Khalil Miri - a small early-stage team doing security-sensitive document AI.2026
• Represented Tunisia at IOI 2018 in Tsukuba, Japan, winning a bronze medal (rank 148/335, 209/600); listed on IOI's official statistics and in the competitive-programming Hall of Fame.Sep 8, 2018
• Studied Computer Science and Engineering (MIT course 6-3), graduating in 2023; TA'd 6.102 (Software Construction) in Spring 2024 and staffed 6.205 (Digital Systems Laboratory), and co-built an FPGA digital audio workstation for 6.205 (report credits [contact omitted]).2024
• Returned to IOI in 2019 as a Tunisia contestant (rank 168/327, 242/600) - a second year at international level - before enrolling at MIT.Aug 11, 2019
• Personal site naderj.com (footer 'c 2019 by Nader Jemel') is a link hub listing his email [contact omitted] and confirming the X handle @naderjemel; it places him at Gabes, Tunisia as an 18-year-old high schooler, anchoring the IOI-era identity.2019
• Connections to a Tunisian MIT/elite-university cohort: a Rockefeller CV lists 'Nader Jemel (MIT, class of 2023)' alongside peers at Rochester and Princeton - part of the wave of Tunisian olympiad students placed at top US universities.2024
• Kapitalis reported his IOI 2018 medal as a national story, calling him 'Nader Jmal, eleve de 14 ans' - the article's age (14) conflicts with the personal site's self-description of 18 around 2019, so the outlet likely erred on age; school and result align.Sep 7, 2018
• Won the gold medal at Tunisia's national Olympiad in Programming (TOP) in Mar 2018, the stepping stone that fed the IOI team; Tunisian media and the Informatics Tunisian Association celebrated it as a national achievement.Mar 2018
• Codeforces handle 'nader' (Gabes, Tunisia), contest rating 1624 (max expert 1716), is linked from both his IOI profile and personal site, tying the competitive-programming identity together.
• Created the MIT Media Lab City Science short film 'Echoes of the Other Side' (Spring 2023) with Christie Neptune and Jiayu Tong - evidence of a creative-technology streak beyond pure engineering.May 23, 2023
• His X account has been dormant since a May 2018 #intelisef post (1 like, 21 followers) and his personal site has read 'blog: Soon.' since 2019 - the public footprint moved to GitHub/LinkedIn and offline work, so his current signal is his InQuery role.May 14, 2018