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Adam Bardashevich

Quantitative Developer
Qube Research & Technologies · London, England, United Kingdom · engineer
Belarus IOI Competitor: Silver 2011, Gold 2012ACM ICPC World Finals With ITMO University: 9th (2014), 7th (2016)VK Cup 2016 Champion (with Gennady Korotkevich)Quantitative Developer At Citadel Securities (2022-2024) And Qube Research & TechnologiesFormer Software Engineer At Huawei, London (2018-2022)

Adam Bardashevich is a London-based quantitative developer and a former elite competitive programmer from Belarus. He represented Belarus at the International Olympiad in Informatics twice (silver, IOI 2011; gold, IOI 2012) and studied at St Petersburg ITMO University, where he competed at the ACM ICPC World Finals (9th, 2014; 7th, 2016) and won the VK Cup 2016 with Gennady Korotkevich. He has worked as a Software Engineer at Huawei in London (2018-2022) and as a Quantitative Developer at Citadel Securities (2022-2024); his LinkedIn profile lists him as a Quantitative Developer at Qube Research & Technologies.

Details
LocationLondon, England, United Kingdom
Company siteqube-rt.com
UniversitySt Petersburg ITMO University
C++Competitive ProgrammingAlgorithmsSoftware EngineeringQuantitative Development
Notes
  • Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED. Adam Bardashevich's LinkedIn profile lists two quantitative-finance developer roles: Quantitative Developer at Citadel Securities (London, ~Oct 2022 to May 2024) and Quantitative Developer at Qube Research & Technologies (London, from May 2026, ongoing), plus Software Engineer at Huawei in London (2018-2022). Employer classification: Citadel Securities (citadelsecurities.com) is a global market maker / high-frequency trading firm; Qube Research & Technologies (qube-rt.com) is a London-based systematic quantitative investment manager - both genuinely operate in quantitative finance, so the roles qualify. The identity is well supported: the same person is IOI 2011/2012 competitor for Belarus, an ITMO ICPC finalist, and holds the 'subscriber' handle across Codeforces/TopCoder/CodeChef - a profile pattern fully consistent with a quant developer. Corroboration: a people-directory page (success.ai) independently lists Adam Bardashevich as a Quantitative Developer in London with a masked corporate email on a 'ci****.com' domain, consistent with Citadel. Caveat: the employment evidence is self-reported on the LinkedIn profile and no separate employer-side confirmation (e.g. a company page listing) was found; the 'Quantitative Developer' title at Qube is dated 2026 only, so it should not be assumed current without re-checking. Not counted as employment: IOI medals, ICPC/VK Cup/Google Code Jam results, and a 2019 Brazilian ICPC summer-school instructor appearance - these are competitions and teaching, not quant roles.Sep 17, 2026
  • Identity resolved: the LinkedIn QA developer 'Adam Bardashevich' (handle 'subscriber') is the same person as the Belarus IOI 2011/2012 competitor - the IOI stats profile links the Codeforces and TopCoder 'subscriber' accounts, tying the competitive-programming identity to the professional one.Sep 30, 2012
  • ACM ICPC World Finals 9th place (2014) and 7th place (2016) with St Petersburg ITMO University; a 2019 Brazilian ICPC Summer School bio confirms both placings.Jan 1, 2019
  • IOI 2012 gold medal (rank 23) and IOI 2011 silver medal (rank 46) representing Belarus; career-best competitive-programming results.Sep 30, 2012
  • A people-directory page lists him as 'Quantitative Developer' in London with a masked corporate email at a 'ci****.com' domain, consistent with Citadel Securities and independent of the LinkedIn profile itself.Sep 17, 2026
  • Worked as a Software Engineer at Huawei in London for ~4 years (2018-2022) before moving into quantitative finance - a build-first path into quant rather than a direct finance entry.Oct 1, 2022
  • Won the VK Cup 2016 (gold, 1st) teaming with Gennady Korotkevich; the pair shared a $16,000 prize, reported as the biggest competitive-programming contest in the Russian-speaking world.Jul 1, 2016
  • IOI profile lists Belarus, Codeforces 'subscriber' and TopCoder 'subscriber'.Sep 30, 2012
  • Google Hash Code 2018 gold medal (1st place) and Topcoder Open 2015 Algorithm 10th place round out a top-tier individual/team contest record extending past his school years.Mar 1, 2018
  • Accepted the competitive-programming handle 'subscriber' on Codeforces, TopCoder and CodeChef - a consistent alias useful for disambiguating him from same-name namesakes.Jan 1, 2016
  • Instructed the second week of the 2019 Brazilian ICPC Summer School (Unicamp) - evidence of a teaching/coaching role in competitive programming, distinct from his industry jobs.Jan 1, 2019
  • Saved seed identity row from LinkedIn enrichment.Sep 17, 2026

Competition record

Belarus · IOI

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