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SBSanzhar Bidaibek
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Jane Street · Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR · engineer
IOI Bronze Medalist 2017 And 2018IOI Contestant 2016Quantitative Developer At Jane Street, Hong KongBSc Math & CS, HKUST
Sanzhar Bidaibek represented Kazakhstan at the International Olympiad in Informatics in 2016, 2017 and 2018, winning bronze medals in 2017 and 2018. He studied Mathematics and Computer Science at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and works as a Quantitative Developer at Jane Street in Hong Kong.
LocationHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
Company sitejanestreet.com
UniversityThe Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Competitive programmingAlgorithmsSoftware engineeringQuantitative developmentC++
- Quant employment verification: UNRESOLVED. The LinkedIn-derived index profile for Sanzhar Bidaibek (linkedin.com/in/sanzhar-bidaibek, handle 'sanzhar-bidaibek') lists an in-progress role of Quantitative Developer at Jane Street (Hong Kong, '2022- . 4 yrs') plus prior Jane Street internships (Quantitative Trading Intern 2022; Software Engineer Intern 2021; Software Engineer Intern 2020, postponed due to covid-19). Jane Street is independently confirmed as a quantitative trading firm / liquidity provider (janestreet.com describes itself as 'a quantitative trading firm and liquidity provider'), so the employer classification as quantitative finance is supported. Identity is supported (IOI competitor for Kazakhstan 2016-2018, GitHub SBidaibek, LinkedIn). However, the employment itself rests solely on the LinkedIn index profile; no independent primary source (Jane Street team/news page, press, or the person's own site) was found corroborating the roles, and index-only employment is treated as uncertain. If the index profile is accurate, these are actual employment/internships at a confirmed quant firm, not a student program; on current evidence the role claim is retained as unconfirmed.2022
- Represented Kazakhstan at the International Olympiad in Informatics three consecutive years: 2016 (Kazan, Russia), 2017 (Tehran, Iran) and 2018 (Tsukuba, Japan), per the IOI statistics page.2018
- Won a bronze medal at IOI 2018 with 203 points, ranked 157th of 335 competitors, according to the IOI 2018 results PDF.2018
- Won a bronze medal at IOI 2017 with 227.55 points, placed 94th of 304, per IOI 2017 standings.2017
- Listed as a 2021 HKUST UROP (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program) participant in the research group of Amir Goharshady; a research role, not a quantitative-finance position.2021
- Member of the HKUST ACM/ICPC Programming Team; listed as 'Sanzhar Bidaibek (SENG Yr. 1)' for the 2017-2018 Tsinghua-HKUST Programming Contest, indicating he was a first-year School of Engineering student at HKUST in 2017-2018.2018
- Competitive programming handle 'sancho' on Codeforces (city listed Astana, Kazakhstan; affiliation HKUST); on the Competitive Programming Hall of Fame he is cross-linked to Codeforces 'sancho', IOI, and Topcoder 'sanchoman'.2021
- Studied at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST); the index profile lists a BSc in Mathematics and Computer Science, consistent with his HKUST ACM team listing and UROP participation.2021
- GitHub account SBidaibek holds 6 public repositories (18 followers), including 'acm' and 'SanaX', and a starter kit for the trading game 'Terminal'.2022
Experience
Quantitative Developer at Jane Street
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
Quantitative Trading Intern at Jane Street
Hong Kong SAR
Researched trading ideas and participated in trading simulations
Software Engineer Intern at Jane Street
Hong Kong SAR
Developed and redesigned trading monitoring services
Software Engineer Intern at Yandex
Moscow, Russian Federation
Built an internal task specification framework
Education
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Projects
SBidaibek/acm - competitive programming repository
SBidaibek/SanaX - personal repository
AchievementsIOI 2018 (Japan): Bronze medal, 203 points, rank 157/335 · IOI 2017 (Iran): Bronze medal, 227.55 points, rank 94/304 · IOI 2016 (Russia): contestant for Kazakhstan (medal not listed on IOI stats page)
AwardsIOI 2017 Bronze medalist · IOI 2018 Bronze medalist
Profiles
Competition record
Kazakhstan · IOI