Andrew Daniel Janong

Year-4 undergraduate at the National University of Singapore studying Computer Science with a Mathematics second major. Represented Indonesia at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 2021 (Bronze) and 2022 (Honorable Mention). Former Software Engineer Intern at Caladan, a Singapore digital-asset proprietary trading group and crypto market maker.

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• QUANT EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION: CONFIRMED - Andrew Daniel Janong held a Software Engineer Internship at Caladan (Singapore), Jan 2025-Aug 2025 (an actual dated internship, not a student program). Caladan is a Singapore-based digital-asset proprietary trading group and crypto market maker (formerly AlphaLab Capital, est. 2017) that genuinely operates in quant/trading - its own site describes it as a trading group and its team includes a Head of Options Trading and a Head of DeFi. CAVEAT: the employment itself is evidenced only by a LinkedIn index record and the ContactOut aggregator, which share an upstream profile-data origin and are NOT independent primary-source confirmation; and the seat is 'Software Engineer Intern' (engineering-side), not a quant research/trading role. Identity is independently supported by primary sources (IMO-Official, GitHub, NUS credentials).Aug 2025
• Caladan was founded 2017 as AlphaLab Capital and rebranded to Caladan; it reports over $170B in annual trading volume across digital-asset markets, i.e. a market-making/trading firm rather than a generic software company.
• IMO record: 2021 Bronze Medal (rank 218, 14 pts) and 2022 Honorable Mention (rank 364, 17 pts), both representing Indonesia from SMAK 5 Penabur Jakarta; IMO-Official ranking history plus Indonesian press (Jakarta Daily, VOI) on the 63rd IMO in Oslo.Jul 2022
• Identity corroborated across independent primary sources: IMO-Official contestant page (Indonesia), GitHub 'AndrewJanong' self-identifying as an NUS CS undergraduate and linking the same LinkedIn, NUS FOCS Lab author page, and the NUS credentials wallet.
• No quantitative-finance internship with a bank, asset manager, or energy trading firm surfaced in any source family searched; the only trading-firm association is the Caladan software engineering internship. Systematic searches for other quant roles returned nothing.
• NUS School of Computing Certificates of Distinction (issued 3 July 2026) in three focus areas - Algorithms & Theory, Networking and Distributed Systems, and Parallel Computing - a theory/ systems-heavy track within the NUS CS degree (expected class of 2026).Jul 3, 2026
• INDEX/AGGREGATOR-ONLY: The role timeline (Caladan Jan-Aug 2025; Huawei May-Aug 2024; PINUS Aug 2023-Jun 2024; NUS TA 2023-2024; NUS Fintech Society SWE 2023-2024) is derived from a LinkedIn index record and the ContactOut aggregator, not from a primary source page; treat as unverified-by-primary-source.
• Research Intern at Huawei (Singapore), May-Aug 2024 - a technology/telecom research internship; not a quantitative-finance role and Huawei is not a trading firm.
• Listed as a contributor on the NUS FOCS Lab (Future-Oriented Computing Systems) author page - an active computer-systems research affiliation alongside coursework.
• Earlier competition honours: Gold Medallion, Asia-Pacific Mathematical Olympiad for Primary Schools (2016, as SDK 6 Penabur pupil); Silver at the International Teenagers Mathematics Olympiad (ITMO, 2017, SMPK 4 Penabur); 5th place KOMAT UNPAR 2019 - a long pre-university record predating NUS.2019
• Served as Tech Director of Perhimpunan Indonesia NUS (PINUS), the NUS Indonesian students' association (Aug 2023-Jun 2024) - a student-organisation leadership role.
• An aggregator (ContactOut) publishes a Singapore phone number and email for him; these are aggregator-sourced, not published by him or a primary source, so they were not adopted into the profile.