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Nicolas Camenisch

MEng in Computer Science @ MIT
MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) · Oberwil-Lieli, Aargau, Switzerland · engineer
Three-time IOI Bronze Medalist For Switzerland (2017, 2018, 2019)BS (2025) And MEng (2026) In Computer Science And Engineering At MITSoftware Engineer At Jane Street In 2024 (New York) And 2025 (London) Per Index-only RecordsDeveloped Pydiverse.pipedag And Pydiverse.transform Python Libraries At QuantCo (Zurich) Per Index-only Records

Swiss competitive programmer and MIT computer science graduate. Three-time IOI bronze medalist for Switzerland (2017-2019). BS/MEng in Computer Science and Engineering at MIT (2025/2026). Reported Software Engineer roles at Jane Street and QuantCo (index-only LinkedIn-derived records); currently Software Performance Engineering TA at MIT CSAIL. Also a member of the MIT men's lightweight crew team.

Nicolas Camenisch is a Swiss computer scientist from Oberwil-Lieli (Aargau). He represented Switzerland at the International Olympiad in Informatics in 2017, 2018 and 2019, winning a bronze medal each year, and is a BS (2025) and MEng (2026) graduate in Computer Science and Engineering at MIT. He has held Software Engineer roles at Jane Street and QuantCo per index-only LinkedIn-derived records, and works as a Software Performance Engineering TA at MIT CSAIL.

Details
LocationOberwil-Lieli, Aargau, Switzerland
Company sitecsail.mit.edu
UniversityMassachusetts Institute of Technology
iOS developmentAndroid developmentSwiftPythoncompetitive programmingrowing (MIT lightweight crew)iOS/Android development
Notes
  • Quant employment verification: UNRESOLVED. The only employment evidence available is LinkedIn-derived index records (identity lead taiga-779911635) listing Software Engineer roles at Jane Street (New York 2024; London 2025) and QuantCo (Zurich 2022, 2023); no Jane Street or QuantCo primary source (careers, team page, bylined post, or the live LinkedIn profile) was read that independently confirms these roles, so they remain index-only and explicitly uncertain. Identity is supported independently (Swiss IOI competitor, MIT CS BS '25/MEng '26 per stats.ioinformatics.org and GitHub). Employer classification: Jane Street IS a quantitative trading firm/market maker (operates in quantitative finance); QuantCo is NOT a quant trading or market-making firm despite the name - public site describes data-science/software work ('value from data'). So even if the index records are accurate, only the Jane Street roles are quantitative-finance employment; the QuantCo roles are software/data-science roles at a non-trading company. CONFIRMED is not claimed because the roles rest on index-only records.2025
  • Three-time IOI bronze medalist for Switzerland: IOI 2017 (Tehran), IOI 2018 (Tsukuba) and IOI 2019 (Baku); stats.ioinformatics.org lists him under the Swiss delegation (person 6366).2019
  • QuantCo (the 2022/2023 lead) markets itself as 'value from data' with an about page framed around data science, i.e. a data-science/software services company, not a market maker or trading firm - the 'quant' in the name is not a quant-finance signal.
  • Holds a BS (2025) and is pursuing an MEng (2026) in Computer Science and Engineering at MIT; GitHub bio states 'CS BS & MEng @ MIT '25, '26' and 'iOS & Android Developer'.2026
  • GitHub account NMAC427 (113 followers, 44 public repos) is his: bio 'CS BS & MEng @ MIT '25, '26' ties the account to the same MIT identity, with Swift/Python as top languages.2026
  • Attended Kantonsschule Wettingen (Matura, Physics and Applied Mathematics, 2016-2020) before MIT, per LinkedIn-derived education records.2020
  • Jane Street's own site describes its technology work and runs a Graduate Research Fellowship, corroborating that the firm is a technology-heavy quantitative trading firm - classification evidence for the employer side of the verification note.2026
  • Maintains guess-indent.nvim, an automatic-indentation Neovim plugin, a widely used open-source developer tool.
  • MIT men's lightweight crew roster (2025-26) lists Nicolas Camenisch, confirming he rows on the MIT lightweight crew team - a non-academic activity corroborating identity.2025
  • Swiss press coverage of the national informatics olympiad team names him as an Aargau Kantonsschueler winning bronze, corroborating the IOI record with independent media.2018
  • Built 12ft, a Safari extension to bypass paywalls, one of his public iOS/macOS projects.
  • Published Punch Board Calculator on the Apple App Store (id1130695925), an independent iOS app.

Competition record

Switzerland · IOI

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