Anadi Agrawal

Anadi Agrawal is a Poland-based software engineer and competitive programmer. He represented Poland at the International Olympiad in Informatics in 2017 and 2018, winning a gold medal at both, and competed for the University of Wroclaw in the ICPC World Finals, where his team took silver medals. He holds a Bachelor's in Mathematics and Computer Science and a Master's in Computer Science from the University of Wroclaw, and contributed to research with Pawel Gawrychowski on the longest common increasing subsequence problem (ISAAC 2020). A LinkedIn index records two summer software-engineering stints at Jane Street (2021 and 2022), a proprietary quantitative trading firm, and a Huawei listing; neither is corroborated by an independent primary source, and no current employer is confirmed.

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• Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED for Jane Street internships. LinkedIn index enrichment (index-only, not independent primary-source confirmation) lists two Jane Street 'Software Engineer' stints (Jun-Sep 2021 and Jul-Sep 2022, i.e. summer internships); Jane Street is a proprietary quantitative trading firm, so these count as quant-finance internships. Identity is corroborated by Wroclaw location and University of Wroclaw education matching the competitive-programming identity. The two summer-only windows and a second successive summer are consistent with internships rather than full-time roles, though the index lists the title as 'Software Engineer' without stating 'Intern'. A separate Huawei listing is a technology employer, not a quant-finance firm. No current quant employer can be confirmed.Sep 17, 2026
• Anadi Agrawal represented Poland at the International Olympiad in Informatics in both 2017 and 2018, winning a Gold medal each year (IOI 2017 rank 23, score 366.77/600; IOI 2018 rank 25, score 336/600).
• Before IOI, he placed at the top of Poland's national Olympiad in Informatics: 3rd place (XXIII OI, 2015/2016), 2nd place (XXIV OI, 2016/2017) and 1st place (XXV OI, 2017/2018) — a three-year upward trajectory at the national level, alongside a CEOI 2017 gold (1st place) and BOI 2017 silver.
• Competed for University of Wroclaw in ICPC World Finals, taking silver medals in 2019 (rank 6) and 2020 (rank 5) and appearing again at the ICPC 2022 World Finals (rank 25, held 2024) — his university-level competitive-programming peak.
• Reached International Grandmaster on Codeforces with a current rating around 2923 and a peak of 2957, and 5 Dan on AtCoder (peak rating 2871, last rated match May 2020) — a sustained top-tier competitive-programming record beyond the IOI medals.
• Education: University of Wroclaw — Bachelor's (Mathematics and Computer Science) and Master's degree in Computer Science, per the LinkedIn index. High school: Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace nr XIV im. Polonii Belgijskiej, Wroclaw.
• Co-authored research with Pawel Gawrychowski (University of Wroclaw): 'A Faster Subquadratic Algorithm for the Longest Common Increasing Subsequence Problem', published at ISAAC 2020 — the one academic output traceable to him.
• Appeared on the 'Study in Poland' podcast (episode 2, 2023-09-29), discussing growing up in Poland, the Polish school system and his IOI journey — one of the few long-form first-person records about him.
• Facebook profile (anadiagrawalp) lists him living in Zerniki Wroclawskie, Wroclaw, Poland, and attending Szkoła Podstawowa nr 25 we Wroclawiu; the LinkedIn index gives location as the Wroclaw Metropolitan Area.
• GitHub account anadiagrawal18 shows 8 public repositories but no company, blog or verified cross-links; the account is treated as a possible rather than confirmed match to the IOI identity.