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Angelos Assos

CS PhD student at Princeton | MIT CS BEng/MEng | online learning, control theory, optimization
Bloomberg · Princeton, New Jersey, United States · engineer

Angelos Assos is a Computer Science PhD student at Princeton University working with Prof. Elad Hazan. He received a BSc and an MEng in Computer Science from MIT (2023, 2024), where he worked with Constantinos Daskalakis and Yuval Dagan; his research sits at the intersection of online learning, control theory and optimization. He has published at COLT (2023, 2025), NeurIPS (2024) and ACM EC (2025). In industry he has worked as a Software Engineer at Bloomberg and held internships including a Quantitative Research Internship at Tower Research Capital (Winter 2022) and a Software Engineer internship at ASML (Summer 2021).

Angelos Assos is a CS PhD student at Princeton University (Elad Hazan group), researching online learning, control theory and optimization. MIT BSc (2023) and MEng (2024) in Computer Science; publications at COLT 2023/2025, NeurIPS 2024, and ACM EC 2025. Cyprus IMO bronze medalist (2017, 2018). Industry: Software Engineer at Bloomberg, Quantitative Research Intern at Tower Research Capital (Winter 2022), Software Engineer Intern at ASML (Summer 2021), research intern at Athena Research Center.

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LocationPrinceton, New Jersey, United States
Company sitebloomberg.com
UniversityPrinceton University
online learningcontrol theoryoptimizationalgorithmic game theorymachine learning theory
Notes
  • Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED. Angelos Assos held an actual 'Quantitative Research Intern' role at Tower Research Capital (New York) in Winter 2022, stated on his own personal site's Work Experience section (primary source). Tower Research Capital is a quantitative proprietary trading firm / electronic market maker (tower-research.com states quantitative trading; Wikipedia describes it as an electronic market maker), so the employer genuinely operates in quantitative finance - not merely a name containing 'quant'. This is real work/internship, not a competition, camp, insight day, scholarship, or incoming offer. Identity is supported: same person as the Cyprus IMO 2017/2018/2019 contestant (personal site lists IMO bronze medals; MIT/Princeton CS path). Correction to the caller lead: the lead labeled the role 'Quantitative Researcher, Jan 2022'; the primary source specifies a Winter 2022 internship, not a full-time researcher position. The internship has ended; no present quant employment is evidenced. LinkedIn enrichment (index-based, not independent primary confirmation) lists the same internship and a 2025 Bloomberg Software Engineer role; the Bloomberg role is software engineering, not a quant-trading role.
  • Site lists 'Quantitative Research Intern, Tower Research Capital (Winter 2022)' under Work Experience, distinguishing it from his research roles.
  • Personal site angelosassos.github.io is a PhD student page at Princeton working with Prof. Elad Hazan; lists email aa2279 at princeton dot edu.
  • Site lists 'Software Engineer Intern, ASML (Summer 2021)' - a semiconductor equipment firm, not a quant finance employer.
  • Named an 'MIT EECS | Citadel Undergraduate Research and Innovation Scholar', cohort 2022-2023, researching Non-Convex Optimization for Deep Neural Networks under Luca Daniel.
  • Awards on personal site: Stanley J. Seeger Graduate Award (2025); Elias P Gyftopoulos Scholarship (2019-2023); Ploussios Scholarship (2019-2023); IMO Bronze Medal (2017, 2018).
  • Served as a NeurIPS 2025 Reviewer, named Outstanding Reviewer (Top 8%).

Competition record

Cyprus · IMO

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