Khalil Miri
Khalil Miri is an engineer and entrepreneur. He represented Tunisia at the 2017 International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), where he won a bronze medal. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence track) from Stanford University (2018-2022). He worked as a Quantitative Trader at DRW (2022-2024) and held trading internships at Citadel Securities (2020, 2021). Since 2024 he has been CTO and cofounder of InQuery (YC Winter 2024), an AI medical-record review platform for legal and insurance teams. (Identity and role detail from LinkedIn enrichment/aggregator; IMO medal from IMO official results.)
- Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED. LinkedIn enrichment (index-backed aggregator, not independent confirmation) lists Khalil Miri as Quantitative Trader at DRW for 2022-2024 and as a trading intern at Citadel Securities for 2020 and 2021. The identity is supported by the same records tying this profile to Stanford CS (2018-2022), InQuery, and IMO 2017. DRW and Citadel Securities are both established quantitative trading firms: the DRW homepage (fetched this run) states 'DRW is a diversified trading firm innovating across both traditional and cutting-edge markets', and Citadel Securities is a well-known market maker (company domain citadelsecurities.com on the same record). The DRW Quantitative Trader role (2022-2024) is a full-time post-graduation position, which qualifies; the Citadel Securities Trading Intern roles (2020, 2021) are internships, which also qualify as actual work. Caveat: these employment facts come from a single index/aggregator source (plus the person's own LinkedIn), not from an independent primary employer announcement, so the roles are taken as reported rather than independently corroborated.2024
- Cofounder and CTO of InQuery (Y Combinator Winter 2024 batch), an AI workspace that turns unstructured medical records into structured, source-linked case intelligence for legal and insurance teams; the company markets '1M+ pages processed' and HIPAA-compliant handling.2024
- Full-time Quantitative Trader at DRW from 2022 to 2024, immediately after graduating Stanford - a two-year quant trading seat directly out of undergrad, then left in 2024 to cofound InQuery, so the trading career was short and pivoted cleanly into founding.2022
- Represented Tunisia at the 2017 International Mathematical Olympiad and won a bronze medal, scoring 16 points (rank 265, 57.1th percentile) with full marks on problems 1 and 4 - a strong coding/geometry profile typical of the Tunisian IMO team that year; the IMO official results table is the primary confirmation.Jul 2017
- The InQuery CTO & Founder role is current as of the profile backbone (2024-present, ~2 years) and the company team page still lists him as CTO & Founder alongside Erick Enriquez, so this is the active role rather than a stale index entry.Sep 2026
- Returned to Citadel Securities twice (trading intern 2020, trading intern 2021), a two-summer internship pattern before joining DRW full-time - both are internships, not full-time roles, and both predate graduation in 2022.2021
- InQuery's investor/backer logos include Y Combinator, General Catalyst, Amino Health and DRW Venture Capital - the presence of DRW VC alongside his former employer DRW indicates a continuing relationship with the firm's venture arm, distinct from his trading employment there.2025
- Earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence track, from Stanford University (2018-2022); the InQuery team page repeats the Stanford CS / AI-and-ML focus in his official company bio.2022
- Cofounder and CEO of InQuery is Erick Enriquez (Stanford Master's in Computer Science), who appears as Khalil's sole listed connection on the Equilar executive-bio record - the tight two-person founding core of InQuery.2026
- Competed in the ICPC International Collegiate Programming Contest in 2018 representing Stanford University (Pacific Northwest regionals), per his LinkedIn contestant entry - a competitive-programming trace separate from the IMO medal.2018
- Listed as a judge on the Technology & Software Engineering panel of the 2026 Global Recognition Awards, a recognisable public-facing activity beyond his company role.Feb 2026
- Public LinkedIn profile shows ~4,184 followers and 500+ connections with the headline 'Cofounder @ InQuery | Finding Facts that Win Cases', indicating a modest but active professional audience focused on the medical-legal AI space.2026
Our mission is to eliminate administrative bloat from medical legal workflows in workers' compensation, disability, general liability, and medical malpractice. We're doing this by
Represented Stanford University for the Pacific Northwest regionals
Bronze medalist
Competition record
Tunisia · IMO