Antonia Huang

Irish IMO 2017 honourable mention and EGMO 2017 contestant; Cambridge engineering graduate and Guildhall-trained prize-winning pianist; ex-BCG, currently a Strategy and Product role at Jane Street (UK) per LinkedIn.

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• Quant employment verification: UNRESOLVED. Identity is supported — the IMO/EGMO Ireland contestant, Mount Anville Dublin student and RDS/Feis Ceoil prize pianist of this profile match the LinkedIn subject (Cambridge Engineering BA, Guildhall piano master's), so the person is a single well-evidenced individual. Employment, however, rests on the same LinkedIn profile / index-only enrichment (Jane Street 'Strategy and Product' from 2025-04, BCG Associate 2023-2025, BofA internships, Arup) and is NOT independently primary-source confirmed — the only corroborating web hit is an aggregator/scraper page echoing the same LinkedIn. Employer classification: Jane Street is a proprietary trading firm and market maker, i.e. a genuine quantitative-finance employer, so IF the role is real it would count as quant-adjacent (Strategy and Product is a business/strategy function, not a listed quant research/trading seat). BCG is strategy consulting and not quantitative finance; Bank of America's Financial Sponsors Group is investment-banking coverage, not quant trading; Arup is engineering. No actual verified quant-trading work/internship is evidenced, so the claim is retained as UNRESOLVED rather than CONFIRMED or NOT CONFIRMED.Apr 2025
• LinkedIn profile lists Strategy and Product at Jane Street (UK) from 2025 - current; index-only enrichment claim, not independently primary-source confirmed.Apr 2025
• Career sequence is non-linear: Cambridge engineering, then a Guildhall piano master's, then BCG consulting, then a Jane Street Strategy and Product role - showing sustained concurrent elite-level music and quantitative tracks rather than a single linear path.2025
• Prior to Jane Street: Associate at Boston Consulting Group (London) 2023-2025, and a 2021 summer associate internship at BCG in PIPE/private equity and Consumer.2023
• Represented Ireland at IMO 2017 (Rio de Janeiro), scoring 14 points and receiving an Honourable Mention; ranked joint-342nd.Jul 2017
• Awarded the Fergus Gaines Cup by the Irish Maths Society at UCD on 20 Dec 2016 as top scorer of the Irish Maths Olympiad, while a student at Mount Anville secondary school, Dublin.Jan 4, 2017
• Holds a Master of Performance in Piano from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama (2021-2023) alongside a BA in Engineering from Trinity College, Cambridge (2018-2021).2023
• Won the RDS Jago Award (EUR 5,000, part of the RDS Music Bursary) in 2021, applied to her Guildhall master's; studied piano with Hugh Tinney at the RIAM from 2016.Jul 22, 2021
• 2020 Investment Banking Summer Analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch (Financial Sponsors Group) and a 2019 Spring Intern there; also a 2019 summer intern at Arup in the digital services / intelligent mobility team (Dublin).2020
• Feis Ceoil prizes include the Benson Cup for Bach playing (2017) and both the Heneghan Cup and the Hamilton Harty Concerto Cup (2018), and she won the Harty Cup a second time.Jul 22, 2021
• Was one of seven finalists at the 2017 Top Security Frank Maher Classical Music Awards (Royal College of Physicians, Dublin), from Dundrum, then a sixth-year at Mount Anville School, Goatstown.Nov 15, 2017
• Competed for Ireland at EGMO 2017 as Contestant 1, aged 16 - the female Olympiad track alongside the IMO.Apr 2017