Dzmitry Maslionchanka

Dzmitry Maslionchanka is a Belarusian competitive programmer and mathematics olympiad medalist who won a silver medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad 2021 representing Belarus. He studied Theoretical Computer Science at Jagiellonian University in Krakow (Bachelor's, 2022-2025), where he received the Franz Mertens Scholarship. His listed experience includes a Quantitative Trader Internship at Virtu Financial (Singapore, 2024) and a Computational Mathematics Researcher Internship at Huawei (Warsaw, 2023-2024). His LinkedIn headline states an incoming role at QRT (Qube Research & Technologies).

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• Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED. An actual internship is documented: Quantitative Trader Intern at Virtu Financial, Singapore, in 2024 (person's own LinkedIn profile, self-reported; no independent employer page or press names him). Virtu Financial is a genuine high-frequency trading and market-making firm, so the employer classifies as quantitative finance and the role is an internship, not a student program, insight day, camp, or offer. Identity is supported by cross-source signals: the LinkedIn profile matches the name, the IMO 2021 Belarus silver-medal identity, Jagiellonian University education, and the Franz Mertens Scholarship. The QRT (Qube Research & Technologies) entry is an 'incoming' offer only and does NOT qualify as employment. The Huawei role is mathematics research at a telecommunications company, not quantitative finance. Employer classification: Virtu Financial = quantitative trading/market making (quant finance, role held); Qube Research & Technologies = quantitative/systematic investment manager and hedge fund (quant finance, offer only, not yet a role); Huawei = telecommunications (not quant finance). Index-only employment leads remain uncertain; the Virtu internship rests on the self-reported profile.2024
• Headline shows an incoming role at QRT (Qube Research & Technologies), a London-based global quantitative/systematic investment manager and hedge fund. 'Incoming' denotes an accepted offer, not a started role, so it does not qualify as employment evidence.2026
• Prior role: Quantitative Trader Intern at Virtu Financial, Singapore, 2024. Virtu Financial is a high-frequency trading and market-making firm, so this is a genuine quantitative trading role.2024
• LinkedIn headline reads 'Incoming @QRT & IMO silver medalist'; experience listed as Virtu Financial, education Jagiellonian University, location Krakow. This is the person's self-reported profile, not independent confirmation.2026
• IMO 2021 result: representing Belarus, rank 105 (83.2 percentile), 21 points (P1 7, P2 0, P3 0, P4 7, P5 7, P6 0), awarded a silver medal (award code S).Jul 2021
• QRT (Qube Research & Technologies) is confirmed by its own site and Wikipedia as a quantitative and systematic investment manager operating across all asset classes, headquartered in London, originating from Credit Suisse.2025
• Prior role: Computational Mathematics Researcher Intern at Huawei, Warsaw, 2023-2024 (~1 yr). Huawei is a telecommunications/technology company; the role is mathematics research, not a quantitative-finance role.2024
• Recipient of the Franz Mertens Scholarship at Jagiellonian University (Krakow), an award for outstanding foreign-secondary-school graduates and olympiad finalists/medallists in mathematics or computer science, covering first- and second-cycle studies.2023
• Studied Theoretical Computer Science at Jagiellonian University, Bachelor's degree, 2022-2025.2025
• GitHub handle 'maslory21' (4 public repositories, including a 'Collection of Kaggle Solutions and Ideas').2024
• Codeforces handle 'maslory' (Dzmitry Maslionchanka, Belarus, from Jagiellonian University), title Expert, maximum contest rating 1837.2021
• Competed on a Jagiellonian University team ('Jagiellonian 8') at a team programming contest with teammates Bogdan Tolstik and Daniil Zabauski.2021