Physics → Computer Science → Quant Developer.
By day, I work on algorithmic trading systems.
Outside work, I build apps, experiment with AI and explore finance and crypto.
Sharing what I build, what I learn, and what actually works.
Follow along 🚀
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You spend ages making your app. Making mockups should be the easy part.Create high-converting App Store screenshots in minutes, not hours
Download Studio 9:41 — 100% free (Mac/Windows)
https://t.co/Btqv5sQ54u
Bonus: Probability & Statistics 🎲
You flip a fair coin repeatedly until you get two consecutive heads (HH).
What’s the expected number of flips required?
Bonus: How does your answer change if you’re waiting for HT instead?
Quant interviews are brutal.
You can prepare for weeks and still get hit with questions you never expected.
Here are 3 interview questions that genuinely stumped me 👇🧵
2/3 — Algorithmic Trading 📈
A client wants to buy 100,000 shares over the next hour.
Their goal is to achieve the average price paid per share across the entire market during that hour.
Design an execution algorithm to achieve this.
1/3 — Brain Teaser 🧠
You have 8 identical-looking balls.
7 weigh exactly the same, but 1 is slightly heavier.
You have a balance scale.
What’s the optimal way to find the heavier ball?
@_codeWithJoker Every quant at my firm uses AI, we’re all faster with it, it’s a tool that boosts productivity/efficiency.
But if something goes wrong we can’t blame AI😂 …