Encho Mishinev
Encho Mishinev is a Bulgarian competitive programmer and software engineer. He represented Bulgaria at the International Olympiad in Informatics every year from 2013 to 2017, winning gold in 2014 and 2017 and silver in 2013, 2015 and 2016, and later competed at the collegiate level under the handle "Enchom". He studied at the University of Cambridge (2017-2020). He has held software engineering roles at Musala Soft, Leanplum and QuantCo, and interned at the quantitative trading firm GSA Capital in London in 2019. His LinkedIn profile lists his current role as Quantitative Technologist at Radix Trading LLC in Amsterdam from March 2023, an index entry not independently confirmed by a primary source.
- Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED (with index caveat). Encho Mishinev's identity is supported by the IOI record (stats.ioinformatics.org/people/3078) and cross-linked Codeforces/TopCoder 'Enchom' accounts. Two candidate employers are genuine quantitative-finance firms and are corroborated as such by primary/encyclopedic sources: GSA Capital (Wikipedia: British quantitative investment firm, 'Global Statistical Arbitrage', spun out of Deutsche Bank 2005) and Radix Trading LLC (Wikipedia: proprietary trading firm founded 2012; radix site: research firm monetized through trading). His employment AT them is stated only by the LinkedIn index record (Quantitative Technologist at Radix Trading LLC, Amsterdam, from March 2023; Intern at GSA Capital, London, 2019) — no independent primary source yet corroborates the roles themselves, so they are index-only claims. QuantCo (2021-2022) is a data/software company for insurance, not a trading firm, so that role is not a quant-finance role despite the name. No non-employment quant activity (competitions, insight days, camps) was found. Overall: the employer classification is confirmed, the individual's employment is supported by a single index record and not independently confirmed.2026
- IOI record (stats.ioinformatics.org) confirms Encho Mishinev represented Bulgaria at IOI 2013-2017: gold 2014 (10th/311, 502) and 2017 (7th/304, 428.06); silver 2013 (52nd), 2015 (36th), 2016 (50th). Primary source, not an index.2017
- GSA Capital is a genuine quantitative investment firm ('Global Statistical Arbitrage', spun out of Deutsche Bank 2005); his 2019 GSA Capital intern role is therefore a quant-finance internship, though sourced only to the index.2026
- Radix Trading is a proprietary trading firm founded 2012; his listed Quantitative Technologist role is at a quant firm, but the role rests on the LinkedIn index record alone.2026
- QuantCo (quantco.com), where he was a Software Engineer 2021-2022, is a data/software company for insurance and finance, not an investment/trading firm; the 'Quant' in its name does not make the role a quant-finance role.2026
- Winner of the CodeIT programming contest by Musala Soft (reported 2023); he earlier worked part-time at Musala Soft (2017-2018) developing tasks for CodeIt.Jun 2023
- Press (novinite, 2015) identifies him as a tenth-grade student at the High School of Mathematics 'Atanas Radev' in Yambol at the time of his 2015 IOI silver medal, matching the same IOI identity.2015
- Codeforces and TopCoder handles 'Enchom' are linked from the IOI profile page, corroborating the competitive-programming identity across platforms.2026
- LinkedIn record places his University of Cambridge study at 2017-2020, immediately after his final IOI (2017). Index-only.2026
- CPHOF profile shows prize money ~$2302.97 and a Google Hash Code 2021 silver finish in its contest timeline.2026
Developing tasks for international programming contest CodeIt
Competition record
Bulgaria · IOI