Albert Gevorgyan

Albert Gevorgyan is an Armenian mathematician and university lecturer. He represented Armenia at the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) 2015, winning a bronze medal, and competed under the Codeforces handle 'albertg'. He holds a PhD in mathematics from Imperial College London (thesis on Majorana representations of 3-transposition groups, advisor Alexander A. Ivanov) and has taught at the University of Waterloo and, since 2024, as a Lecturer at Yerevan State University. His LinkedIn record (index) also lists a one-year role as a quantitative researcher at XTX Markets (2024-2025); the role is not corroborated by any independent primary source.

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• Quant employment verification: UNRESOLVED. The only quantitative-finance employment lead is a LinkedIn-index entry showing 'Quantative researcher' at XTX Markets (2024-2025); XTX Markets is a genuine quantitative/market-making trading firm, but the role itself is index-only and not corroborated by any independent primary source, and no past roles or internships in quant finance otherwise appear. Identity of the subject is supported (IOI medallist / Imperial PhD); employment evidence is not.2025
• Identity verified: Albert Gevorgyan (LinkedIn /in/albert-gevorgyan-1b37651b0) is the Armenian IOI 2015 bronze medallist who competes as Codeforces 'albertg'. Primary IOI statistics list 'Albert Gevorgyan', Armenia, 2015, bronze (rank 90/322), and the IOI profile links the Codeforces account 'albertg'. This is distinct from the several unrelated Armenian namesakes (e.g. an Oracle principal engineer, the Utask.am founder).Aug 2, 2015
• LinkedIn index lists a role 'Quantative researcher' at XTX Markets, Yerevan, 2024-2025 (1 yr). This is the only employment lead touching quantitative finance and rests solely on the index; no primary source (company page, personal site, press, or portfolio) corroborates it, so it is recorded as index-only and unverified.2025
• PhD in mathematics at Imperial College London; dissertation 'Monster embeddings of 3-transposition groups via Majorana representations', advisor Alexander A. Ivanov - places him in finite group theory / Majorana representation research.2024
• Career (LinkedIn index, not independently confirmed): Lecturer at Yerevan State University 2024-; Graduate Teaching Assistant, Imperial College London 2020-2024; Private Tutor and Teaching Assistant, University of Waterloo 2017-2020; Mathematics Teacher, ISTC Yerevan 2017.2024
• Gave the Junior London Algebra Colloquium talk 'Towards standard Majorana representations of 3-transposition groups' (Imperial), 15 March 2022.Mar 15, 2022
• IOI 2015 bronze: Armenia, 314.24/600, rank 90 of 322 (relative 72.36%).Aug 2, 2015