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Who is Kairan Quazi? 16-year-old teen engineer leaving Elon Musk’s SpaceX for Citadel Securities
Kairan Quazi, the 16-year-old prodigy, is transitioning from SpaceX's Starlink project to Citadel Securities as a quant ...
Kairan Quazi, an American-Bangladeshi prodigy, has achieved remarkable success at a young age. After earning a computer ...
Kairan Quazi, a teenage prodigy of Bangladeshi origin, became an engineer at Elon Musk’s SpaceX at 14. Now 16, he has ...
Sixteen-year-old Kairan Quazi makes headlines by departing from SpaceX to join Citadel Securities as a quant developer, highlighting a new era of talent migration from Silicon Valley to Wall Street.
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Edex Live on MSNSpaceX prodigy Kairan Quazi is now Wall Street’s youngest hire at 16
Kairan Quazi, the 16-year-old prodigy who joined SpaceX at just 14, is taking a new leap, this time to Wall Street.After two ...
Kairan Quazi, a Pleasanton-born prodigy, is making his next big career move at age 16. Santa Clara University’s youngest-ever ...
Kairan Quazi, a 16-year-old tech prodigy, is moving from SpaceX to Citadel Securities in New York as a global trading ...
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NDTV Profit on MSN‘First Time Heard Of Him': Elon Musk On 16-Year-Old Kairan Quazi Leaving SpaceX To Join Citadel Securities
SpaceX engineer Kairan Quazi, who has now made headlines by reportedly joining Citadel Securities as a Quantitative Developer.
Kairan Quazi, the youngest SpaceX engineer, joins Citadel Securities after graduating from Santa Clara University at 14.
Bangladeshi prodigy who became SpaceX’s youngest engineer at 14, has left the aerospace company to join Citadel Securities in ...
According to reports, Kairan Quazi chose Citadel Securities over offers from several top AI labs and tech companies.
In 2023, when he was only 14, SpaceX hired him to help design software for its Starlink satellites. At the time, Kairan said SpaceX stood out because it gave him a chance based on his skills and not ...
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