Tomás Miguel Angles Larico

Tomás Miguel Angles Larico is a machine learning researcher and engineer. He represented Peru at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 2008 and 2009, winning a silver medal both years. He studied in France at École polytechnique (Ingénieur polytechnicien, 2013-2015), École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay (M.Sc. Applied Mathematics & Computer Science, 2015-2016) and École normale supérieure (Ph.D. Computer Science, 2016-2020). His research is in deep learning and wavelet/scattering transforms; he is a co-author of the Kymatio scattering-transform library (JMLR 2020) and was a beta-tester on the ENS Challenge Data platform. His recorded work experience includes internships at Jump Trading LLC (Quantitative Research Intern, 2020, London), Google Research Brain Team (Software Engineering Intern, 2019, Zurich), the IIT/MIT Laboratory for Computational and Statistical Learning (Research Intern, 2015) and Renault (Research Intern, 2014).

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• Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED. Tomás Angles (index id 521686719) lists a Quantitative Research Intern role at Jump Trading LLC in London, 2020 (LinkedIn index shows Sep-Dec 2020). Identity to the IMO subject Tomás Miguel Angles Larico is supported: the ENS Challenge Data team page independently names 'Tomas Miguel Angles Larico' as a beta-tester alongside the Kymatio/ENS group, and the same person's LinkedIn headline is 'Machine Learning Researcher & Engineer' with Ecole polytechnique/ENS education. Jump Trading (jumptrading.com) is a proprietary/quantitative trading firm ('traders, builders and researchers ... power global trading'), so this is an actual quantitative-finance internship (role type: internship, not a student program/competition). This rests on a LinkedIn index/aggregator record plus the independent ENS page for identity; the Jump Trading internship itself is index-only and not corroborated by a primary Jump Trading page. Other listed roles: Google Research Brain Team SWE intern (2019, Zurich), IIT/MIT lab research intern (2015), Renault research intern (2014).2020