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Alibek Orazalin

Mathematics & Computer Science undergraduate, HKUST; IMO 2019 bronze medalist (Kazakhstan)
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR · engineer
IMO 2019 Bronze Medal, KazakhstanQuantitative Research Intern At GSA Capital (2024-2025)Quantitative Developer At Citadel Securities (2023)Quantitative Researcher At Squarepoint Capital (2023)Site Reliability Engineer At Citadel Securities (2022)

HKUST undergraduate in Mathematics and Computer Science; IMO 2019 bronze medalist for Kazakhstan. Listed experience at GSA Capital, Citadel Securities and Squarepoint Capital, plus a research assistant role at CUHK.

Alibek Orazalin is a Hong Kong-based mathematics and computer science undergraduate at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). He represented Kazakhstan at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 2019, winning a bronze medal. His listed experience spans quantitative-finance internships and roles: a Quantitative Research Internship at GSA Capital, a Quantitative Developer and earlier Site Reliability Engineer role at Citadel Securities, and a Quantitative Researcher role at Squarepoint Capital, alongside a research assistant position at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. The employment record is drawn from a profile index and is not independently confirmed by any employer page.

Details
LocationHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
UniversityThe Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
MathematicsComputer ScienceQuantitative ResearchSystematic TradingSite Reliability Engineering
Notes
  • Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED. Alibek Orazalin has four listed quantitative-finance roles: Quantitative Research Intern at GSA (2024-2025), Quantitative Developer at Citadel Securities (2023), Quantitative Researcher at Squarepoint Capital (2023), and Site Reliability Engineer at Citadel Securities (2022). Identity is supported by a LinkedIn profile matching the Olympiad identity anchor (HKUST mathematics, Hong Kong) and by the IMO official record for Kazakhstan 2019. Each employer verifiably operates in quantitative finance: GSA Capital describes itself as a quant trading firm (gsacapital.com), Squarepoint Capital as a systematic quantitative investment platform, and Citadel Securities as a global market maker. NOTE: the role list is index/enrichment-derived; no employer or ATS page independently names Orazalin, so the roles are corroborated only by the profile index, not by primary employer confirmation.Sep 17, 2026
  • Bronze medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad 2019 representing Kazakhstan, 23 points (P1 7, P2 6, P3 1, P4 7, P5 2, P6 0), rank 147 / 76.5th percentile - the official contestant record used as the Olympiad identity anchor.Jul 1, 2019
  • Employer classification, GSA Capital (gsacapital.com): firm states it was founded in 2005 and pursues 'systematic trading strategies across all asset classes, geographies and time horizons' under the banner 'Sustained excellence in quant trading' - a quantitative trading firm, so the GSA internship is a quant-finance role.Sep 17, 2026
  • Employer classification, Squarepoint Capital: the firm describes itself as 'a world-class quantitative investment platform through our systematic, diversified approach,' dating to 2000 and independent since December 2014 - a systematic quantitative hedge fund, so the Squarepoint role is quant finance.Sep 17, 2026
  • Employer classification, Citadel Securities: the firm describes itself as a 'Next-Generation Global Market Maker' staffed by traders, researchers and technologists - a market maker, so both Citadel Securities roles are quant-finance roles.Sep 17, 2026
  • Education: undergraduate at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) with a BSc in Mathematics and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, per the profile index; a mathematics-plus-CS double background.Sep 17, 2026
  • LinkedIn (index-only, not primary-source confirmation) lists an overlapping role as Research Assistant at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) in 2024 alongside a Hong Kong base - consistent with the HKUST undergraduate location.Jan 1, 2024
  • Public social footprint is thin: no GitHub account and no X/Twitter account for this Alibek Orazalin surfaced across name, name+HKUST, and name+employer searches; GitHub hits were unrelated namesakes (aorazalin 'sheshen', alibekashirali).Sep 17, 2026

Competition record

Kazakhstan · IMO

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