Csilla Fülöp

Csilla Fulop is a Hungarian student studying Computer Science and Mathematics at MIT. She represented Hungary at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) 2023, where she won a bronze medal (23 points, rank 183), and was a Hungarian participant at EGMO 2022 (Eger, Hungary) and at the European Girls' Olympiad in Informatics (EGOI) in 2022 and 2023. Her professional experience is a series of software-engineering internships and MIT teaching roles: a Women's Trading and Technology Internship at Hudson River Trading (Jan 2025, a 2-4 week explorative program), Software Engineer Intern at Amadeus and at MiiM Inc., and Teaching Assistant, Lab Assistant and Grader for the MIT EECS algorithms course 6.1210/6.006.

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• Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED. Csilla Fulop held a Women's Trading and Technology Internship at Hudson River Trading (New York) in Jan 2025, listed on her LinkedIn as 'Women's Trading and Technology Intern, Hudson River Trading, Jan 2025 - Jan 2025 (1 month)'. Hudson River Trading is a proprietary quantitative trading firm / market maker, so the employer is a genuine quantitative-finance employer. However HRT's own program page describes WiTTI as a 2-4 week explorative introduction to automated trading for second-year undergraduates, i.e. a short exploratory student internship rather than a substantive quant research or trading role; it is a paid, in-person internship (Jan 6 2025 start, $4,800/week). Identity is supported by the match across her LinkedIn (CS & Mathematics @ MIT), the IMO 2023 Hungary team page and the MIT ESP teacher profile. No other quantitative-finance role, job or internship is evidenced for her.Jan 2025
• Identity corroboration: the same name, Hungarian origin and MIT CS & Mathematics context link the LinkedIn profile, the IMO 2023 Hungary team page, the EGMO and EGOI participant pages and the MIT ESP teacher profile; there are many unrelated Hungarian 'Csilla Fulop' LinkedIn profiles, so the MIT/Olympiad anchors - not the name alone - establish this identity.Jul 2023
• Hudson River Trading's Women in Trading and Technology Internship (WiTTI) is a recurring early-talent program for second-year undergraduates, distinct from HRT's 10-12 week summer software-engineering internships; the Jan 2025 cohort she joined is the program described on HRT's student-opportunities page, not a standard engineering summer internship.Jan 2025
• Won a bronze medal for Hungary at IMO 2023 with 23 points (rank 183, 70.5th percentile); the IMO team page lists her as a member of the 2023 Hungarian team.Jul 2023
• Prior software-engineering internships at Amadeus (travel-technology company, not quantitative finance) and at MiiM Inc. (a small technology startup, not quantitative finance) - neither employer operates in quantitative finance, so neither counts as a quant role despite 'intern' titles.
• Has served MIT EECS in three teaching-adjacent capacities for the algorithms course 6.1210/6.006 - Grader, Lab Assistant and currently Teaching Assistant - which is her most sustained role and consistent with a CS & Mathematics undergraduate at MIT.2026
• Participated for Hungary at EGMO 2022, held in Eger, Hungary (the EGMO people page records her as a 2022 participant), and at EGMO 2023 in Portoroz, Slovenia.Apr 2022
• Studied at Radnoti Miklos High School in Szeged, Hungary (high school diploma, mathematics) before matriculating at MIT; her IMO/EGMO/EGOI Olympiad participation is consistent with the Hungarian competition-mathematics pipeline in Szeged.
• Competed for Hungary at the European Girls' Olympiad in Informatics (EGOI) in both 2022 and 2023.2023
• Also an ESP (MIT Educational Studies Program) teacher, listed on the MIT ESP teacher directory as a teacher for Splash/Spark; ESP is MIT's student-run outreach program that teaches middle- and high-school students.