Felipe Garcia Suarez

I am a third-year Applied Mathematics student specializing in Financial Mathematics at the École Polytechnique. Currently looking for a 5 months Quant Research internship position from 27 March to 31 August. I am currently working in a research project to calibrate a model between two FX rates.

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• Quant employment verification: UNRESOLVED. The only evidence of a Jump Trading role is a LinkedIn-derived index record whose headline reads 'Quantitative Researcher at Jump Trading LLC'; no independent primary source confirms an actual past or present role or internship, and that same profile's summary describes him as a student seeking a five-month quant research internship, so the headline may be aspirational or post-date a search. Identity linking the Ecole Polytechnique student to the IMO 2011 Chilean contestant is likewise unconfirmed by any cross-link. Jump Trading itself is a confirmed quantitative proprietary trading firm (Chicago HQ, multi-asset), but employer classification alone does not establish the role.
• Won a Bronze medal for Chile at the International Mathematical Olympiad 2011 (Amsterdam), scoring 20 points (P1 7, P3 7, P4 3, P5 3) at rank 171; the IMO team page for Chile 2011 lists him among the six-person team.Jul 2011
• Described on his LinkedIn-derived record as a third-year Applied Mathematics student specializing in Financial Mathematics at Ecole Polytechnique (Palaiseau, Ile-de-France, France) - a French grande ecole that recruits international maths-talent cohorts, consistent with an olympiad background, though the record is index-only.
• No public GitHub, personal website, X/Twitter account, resume, publication or press coverage could be located for this individual under the plain name; his only durable public traces are the IMO 2011 result and the LinkedIn-derived record, which limits independent verification of both identity and employment.
• The same record lists an in-progress research project to calibrate a model between two FX rates, positioning his coursework toward quantitative finance rather than pure mathematics.
• Technical skills listed: C++, Python, R, SQL, Java, MATLAB, LaTeX, Git, Linux, shell scripting, Qt Creator, Lua - a stack consistent with quantitative research and trading systems work.
• Listed interests are quantitative finance, game theory, stochastic calculus, snowboarding, fencing and swimming; the first three are core quant-research subject matter, indicating deliberate study focus.