Adnan Sadik
Mathematics and Computer Science student at KAIST. Two-time bronze medalist at IMO and APMO, bronze medalist at the National Olympiad in Informatics, and Jane Street Prize winner at the Simon Marais Mathematics Competition. 1st place in the Trading and Quant Challenges at Discover Citadel. Experience at HayanMind, Huawei, IBS Biomedical Mathematics Lab, and KAIST Users & Information Lab.
- Quant employment verification: NOT CONFIRMED. No primary or indexed source shows Adnan Sadik holding a quant/trading/market-making role or internship. The only quant-adjacent employment lead, 'Discover Citadel | Citadel Securities' (Mar 2025), is a student insight/branding program in which he placed 1st in its Trading and Quant challenges, not paid employment; his GitHub quant-flavoured work (volatility inference with SDEs, Crypto-SignalCraft) is a personal project, not a job. His actual roles are ML/research internships (HayanMind, Huawei Theory Lab, IBS Biomedical Mathematics, KAIST labs) and gigs (Art of Problem Solving grader, Mercor contract). Identity is supported (LinkedIn + personal site + GitHub + IMO record), so the finding reflects absence of quant employment rather than unresolved identity.Mar 1, 2025
- Two-time IMO bronze medalist representing Bangladesh (2020 and 2021); his contestant record is on the official IMO results database (contestant 30390).Jul 1, 2021
- HayanMind Machine Learning Engineer Intern, Jun-Aug 2026, Seoul: built dynamic-pricing models with Transformer-based sequential architectures and Hawkes-process rare-event modeling for purchase prediction. Pricing/time-series modeling, but at an AI/edtech company, not a trading firm, so it does not satisfy the quant-employment bar.Jun 1, 2026
- Research & Software Intern at Huawei Theory Lab, Hong Kong SAR, Dec 2025-Mar 2026: LLM inference algorithms and optimal cache management for hybrid attention-Mamba architectures, in C++ and CUDA. A systems/ML-infra role at a telecoms/tech giant, not a quant finance employer.Dec 1, 2025
- Co-authored the BLUCK paper on a cultural benchmark for low-resource languages (Banglalp workshop, ACL Anthology 2025), a peer-reviewed publication listed against this identity.May 1, 2025
- Placed 1st in both the Trading Challenge and the Quant Challenge at Discover Citadel (Mar 2025); these are competition standings within a student insight program and do not constitute a quant job or internship.Mar 1, 2025
- GitHub account 'yayme' hosts the CUDA-kernel project (Longformer-style sparse attention CUDA kernel with Flash-Attention online softmax, reported 1.8x speedup and O(1) memory), indicating low-level GPU systems work.Jan 1, 2025
- Authored 'Volatility Inference with SDEs & Data Assimilation': estimated crypto rolling volatility with a mean-reverting SDE and online Bayesian filtering, benchmarked against GARCH(1,1)/(2,2) - a self-directed quant-finance-adjacent project, not employment.Jan 1, 2025
- Machine Learning Research Intern at the IBS Biomedical Mathematics Group, Dec 2024-Jun 2025 (supervisor Prof. Jae Kyoung Kim): deep-learning pipelines for sleep-disorder classification and theory on stochastic delay in birth-death processes. Appears on the lab's member list.Dec 1, 2024
- Won the Jane Street Prize at the Simon Marais Mathematics Competition (Dec 2024) - a mathematics competition prize, not an employment relationship with Jane Street.Dec 1, 2024
- Undergraduate researcher on the ChatGPT Voices project in KAIST's Users & Information Lab, Aug-Dec 2024: contributed a cultural benchmark dataset for low-resource languages, co-authoring the BLUCK paper.Aug 1, 2024
- Double-majoring in Mathematical Sciences and Computer Science at KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology); expected graduation 2027.Mar 1, 2023
Built and evaluated dynamic pricing models using Transformer-based sequential architectures; temporal event and rare-event modeling for purchase prediction with Hawkes processes.
LLM inference algorithms and optimal cache management for hybrid attention-Mamba architectures, in C++ and CUDA.
Deep learning pipelines for sleep disorder classification; stochastic delay in birth-death processes. Supervisor Prof. Jae Kyoung Kim.
Cultural benchmark dataset for low-resource languages; LLM evaluation. Co-authored BLUCK paper.
Review of AI fairness and bias-mitigation techniques.
Competition record
Bangladesh · IMO