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Victor Omelyanenko

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ReLU Investments · Yerevan, Armenia · engineer

Quantitative researcher (indexed profile lists ReLU Investments, Order Capital and WorldQuant) and two-time IMO gold medalist for the Russian Federation (2009, 2010). Mathematics graduate of Lomonosov Moscow State University and a two-time ICPC World Finals gold medalist; additional indexed roles span machine learning, data science and software engineering at Alterra.ai, Yandex and Google.

Victor Omelyanenko is a quantitative researcher, currently listed at ReLU Investments and based in Yerevan, Armenia on an indexed LinkedIn profile. He represented the Russian Federation at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 2009 (gold, rank 4) and 2010 (gold, rank 7). He studied mathematics at Lomonosov Moscow State University (Master's, 2010-2015) and the Independent University of Moscow (2010-2012), and completed the Yandex School of Data Analysis (2018-2019). Before his quant roles he worked as a data scientist at Alterra.ai, a software engineer at Google (Munich) and a machine learning engineer at Yandex; he is a two-time ICPC World Finals gold medalist.

Details
LocationYerevan, Armenia
UniversityLomonosov Moscow State University (MSU)
Quantitative researchMachine learningData scienceSoftware engineeringC++PythonCompetitive programmingMathematics olympiads
Notes
  • IMO 2009 result: gold medal, rank 4 with 39 points; IMO 2010: gold medal, rank 7 with 35 points, both for the Russian Federation (imo-official.org contestant page).
  • Indexed LinkedIn profile (linkedin.com/in/vitekmel, username 'vitekmel') lists headline 'Quant', title Quantitative Researcher and current company ReLU Investments, location Yerevan, Armenia - index-only backbone, not independent primary-source confirmation.
  • Indexed employment: ReLU Investments (Quantitative Researcher, 2025-12 to present; 2023-06 to 2024-03; 2018), Order Capital (Quantitative Researcher, 2021-11 to 2023-04, Dubai), Alterra.ai (Data Scientist, 2017/2018/2020-2021), Google (Software Engineer, 2019-2020, Munich), Yandex (Machine Learning Engineer, 2016-2017), WorldQuant (Quantitative Researcher, 2015).
  • Employer classification: Order Capital states on its own site that it 'specializes in software development and automated trading' and uses 'quantitative trading', 'ML' and an 'ultra-low latency platform' for 'high-frequency trading' -> operates in quantitative finance.
  • Employer classification: WorldQuant is 'an international hedge fund and quantitative investment management firm' (Wikipedia) and 'a global quantitative asset management firm' (WorldQuant) -> operates in quantitative finance.
  • Employer classification: Alterra.ai is a Deep Learning / NLP startup building conversational AI assistants (alterra.ai) - NOT a quantitative finance firm.
  • Employer classification: Google and Yandex are general technology companies, not quantitative-finance firms.
  • Employer classification: ReLU Investments could not be tied to a citable quant-finance business on the open web in this run; the classification rests on the index role titles alone and is labelled index-only.
  • Education: Master's in Mathematics, Lomonosov Moscow State University (2010-2015); undergraduate Mathematics, Independent University of Moscow (2010-2012); Machine Learning Developer, Yandex School of Data Analysis (2018-2019), per the indexed profile.
  • Competitive programming: two ICPC World Finals gold medals (2014, 2015) with Moscow State University, and 24th in Google Code Jam 2017 (cphof.org profile 'TeaPot').
  • ReLU Investments order-capital role check: Order Capital's own careers page recruits 'Research Engineer' for its 'trading team' requiring 'Olympiad background' and Codeforces-red algorithmic skill - consistent with an algorithmic-trading employer.
  • Quant career timeline from the index runs ReLU (2018) -> Order Capital (2021-11 to 2023-04) -> ReLU (2023-06 to 2024-03) -> ReLU (2025-12 to present); no source beyond the index confirms any of these roles.

Competition record

Russian Federation · IMO

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