Shaquille Wyan Que

Shaquille Wyan Que is a software engineer at Jane Street in New York. Representing the Philippines, he competed at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 2016 (honourable mention), 2017 (bronze) and 2018 (bronze), and at the Asian Pacific Mathematics Olympiad in 2016 and 2018 (2018 bronze). He attended Grace Christian College in the Philippines and studied at Rice University (2018-2022), where his LinkedIn describes a Bachelor's in Computer Science and Mathematics and a Master's in Computer Science.

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• Quant employment verification: UNRESOLVED. Identity of the subject is well supported (IMO 2016/2017/2018 for the Philippines; LinkedIn shaquilleque; GitHub shaqque; Rice University), but the only employment evidence is the LinkedIn enrichment index (index-only), which reports a Software Engineer role at Jane Street plus two summer Software Engineer internships (2021, 2022) and lists Jane Street under past roles. No independent primary source (Jane Street press, SEC/adviser filings, or a personal bio) was found that states a Jane Street role for this person. Jane Street is classified as a proprietary quantitative trading firm, so if the index role is correct it would qualify as quant-finance employment. Because the role rests on index-only data, employment is recorded as unverified rather than confirmed. Distinguishing note: the same source also lists 'Software Engineer' roles without dates; these were not treated as separate confirmed employment.Sep 17, 2026
• Olympiad record: bronze at IMO 2017 and 2018 and honourable mention at IMO 2016 representing the Philippines; also APMO 2016 and 2018 (2018 bronze). These are competition results, not employment.Jul 1, 2018
• Education: Rice University B.S. in Computer Science and Mathematics (2018-2022) and a Master's in Computer Science (2022), per LinkedIn enrichment (index-only for the degrees).May 1, 2022
• Public email [contact omitted] appears in a Rice CS Club Medium article listing Shaquille Que, indicating Rice CS student-organization involvement around his undergraduate years.Jan 1, 2020