We are very excited to announce Open Door Coaching as our newest sponsor! At SUAVE, we value OpenDoor’s commitment to bringing out the best in the people they work with - by providing personalised coaching for anyone looking for a lucrative job in high frequency trading. Through their OpenDoor Academy program, you get access to weekly one-on-one mentoring, insights into top HFT firms, weekly mock interviews, 400+ practice interview questions, and their in-house resume service. You can learn more about their unique program at: https://lnkd.in/gYZUGdTA We extend our appreciation to OpenDoor Coaching for this valuable partnership! #usydSUAVEteam #usyddbf #OpenDoorCoaching #trading #engineering #UAVengineering #studentclub #aiaadbf #dbf2024 #usyd #aeronautics
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Hiring graduate traders is a costly exercise… Companies must: - Train new hires - Pay their high salaries - Cover their potential relocation costs - Send them overseas on a global training program (in some cases). That’s why recruiters look for low-risk hires: those with an excellent blend of technical and behavioural traits with no red flags Want to know how to present yourself as a low risk hire? Apply for OpenDoor Academy at: opendoorcoaching.net/apply #hft #highfrequencytrading #quant #quanttrading #trading #interviewprep #interviewtips #careercoaching #jobinterviewtips #resumetips
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During my college time, I used to love summer vacations- time to take a break from college classes, gear up for the next year, spend time with friends and family. ❤️ The best thing I liked about summer vacation was getting ample amount of time to learn new skills, and prepare for placements. (I was a big nerd) 🤓 And utilizing that time properly helped me get better at DSA, build good projects to add in my resume, which eventually helped me crack good internship and job offers. So, my advice- make the most of your summers. We have been hearing scares about how bad the market is, layoffs and what not. One thing we know now is that companies are slowly rising back to level, they are hiring again. So focus on upskilling and becoming irreplaceable. GeeksforGeeks was my go to place for studying any topic whenever needed You can also check out GFG for a lot of free resources, even a few courses if you’re looking for one. PS: They’re offering nice discounts too! Check out here: https://bit.ly/4erCZAs #GfGkarlohojayega
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At some point you might be disinterested in your tech learning journey and feel like quitting. Especially after putting in the effort and no job or internship. You are never alone in that. But this is what the brave who eventually win at last do and don't do. The brave Don't : - Quit! - Quit.!! - Quit.!! The Brave do: - Remain committed! - Remain committed!! - Remain committed!!! So, if you're thinking of quitting after putting all efforts then remember you are closer to your dream or goal than when you first started. Let's connect and code together as I share my daily learning, building and coding journey on X. Below is the link to my X. https://lnkd.in/dekHeXMV You Got this. #Alx_SE #Software #developer
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🎉 Day 16 of #CrackYourInternship Challenge - Done! 🎉 Hello LinkedIn family! On Day 16 of my 45-day challenge, I continued solving problems on Stack and Queues: - Next Greater Element l - Evaluation of Postfix Expression - Implement Two Stacks in an Array - Daily Temperatures - Rotten Oranges 👀 Stay tuned for more updates as I continue to navigate through this journey. Your support is my biggest motivation! #Day16 #DSAChallenge #InternshipPreparation #SoftwareEngineering #CodingJourney
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Last Thursday, the stars must have aligned in my favor, granting me an amazing opportunity to connect with recruiters and software engineers from Capital One. I really want to thank Claire Jacyshyn for answering all of my insightful questions about Capital One, giving advice about the interview process, and being a friendly face to talk to throughout the event, Nikhil Pilli for giving me tips on my resume and going in depth with how Capital One uses tech such as AWS cloud platform and machine learning to detect and prevent fraud in real time. I want to thank Charlie Hobson for telling me how to excel as an Engineer and giving me advice on what to do as a CS major, Adam Conybear for sharing with me his time at UF and what he did to secure internships at Capital, and lastly Kennedy Whitehead for telling me about her experience working at Capital One and how life at Capital One is. I learned that Capital One operates on a level of innovation and customer-centricity that sets them apart in the financial industry. What I like most is how much Capital One values their employee's growth. They offer a wide variety of training programs to incoming software engineers and make sure they have the tools they need to succeed. It's also cool how Capital One has, "Invest in Yourself Days" for associates to learn new a skill, hang out with families/friends, or focus on their health. Thank you all so much for coming to University of Florida to inform us about Capital One's operations and contributions in the financial sector. 🚀 🚀 🚀 Special thanks to ColorStack UFlorida for making everything possible and organizing this amazing event with Capital One. I'm a big advocate of giving back to the community and you guys never disappoint. Super exited to attend more events like these. // C++ code #include <iostream> int main ( ) { int saidCapOneCount = 10; std::cout << saidCapOneCount << std::endl; return 0; } #LifeatCapitalOne #ColorStack #SoftwareEngineering #internship
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I've been reading about how recent layoffs occurring at prestigious firms within the tech and finance space are trickling down and negatively impacting recent grads and future grads. After attending a few major tech conferences this year, I definitely noticed this impact. I speak and work with many recent grads/early career candidates looking to break into tech. I am always impressed and blown away by their knowledge, determination, preparedness, and sharp focus around tech (I definitely did not have this laser vision in undergrad LOL). It ruffles my feathers a bit when I see so many smart and skilled aspiring Product Managers at many of these conferences hustling to land their first role, when I know so many companies have very limited roles to fill. I usually give the following advice to new grads: Keep applying to the big and prestigious companies (hey you never know), but let's parallel path your efforts to include applying for startups as well. A startup is a great place to quickly learn a lot. You wear many hats, which allows you to gain a ton of experience and get your hands dirty. You are usually given a good amount of autonomy, quick access to leadership, and the opportunity to demonstrate/sharpen your own leadership skills. I recommend searching for Customer Success, Account Manager, and Community Manager roles as a start. These are all stepping stone roles that lead to Product Management careers. For recent grads/early career folks....drop me comment if you want more advice on how to tailor your search! I also challenge my FOUNDER friends to think about creating a pipeline for recent grads.....maybe they don’t have direct experience, BUT they are hungry and eager to learn with amazing work ethic! https://lnkd.in/esXawrAK
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Ready to take your summer hiring game to the next level? Check out these tips for preparing effectively for summer hires! ☀️💼 https://lnkd.in/g6jx6Rma
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🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 Thrilled to share that I've successfully completed the "Software Engineering Job Simulation Course Project" provided by Forage in collaboration with Goldman Sachs! 🎓💻 This immersive course project has been an incredible journey, providing hands-on experience in real-world software engineering scenarios. From tackling coding challenges to simulating actual job responsibilities, it's been a rewarding experience that has deepened my understanding of software engineering practices. A special shoutout to Forage and Goldman Sachs for offering this unique opportunity to bridge the gap between theory and practical application. The skills and insights gained during this project are invaluable, and I'm eager to apply them in future software engineering endeavors. If you're curious about the course or have insights to share, let's connect and discuss! 🌐💡 #softwareengineering #Forage #GoldmanSachs #ContinuousLearning #CodingChallenge #CareerDevelopment #openforjobs #opentowork #openfornewopportunities #immediatejoiners #immediateopenings
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Our 6 summer interns are each amazing people in their own right and I’ve been quite impressed by their ingenuity and how quickly they’ve been able to make an impact at Execify, Inc. They joined us to learn about startups, enterprise/prosumer software development, and B2B role-based marketing. Those are the keywords, but the actual experience gained goes so much deeper… The rate of change, experimentation, and learning at this stage is VERY fast, so the experiences add up quickly. Learning business tone and collaboration techniques are best learned by doing. Coming up with new scalable systems and processes at a startup where there is no playbook isn’t as straight forward as it sounds. Gaining a deeper understanding of #executiveassistants, #chiefofstaff, and #administrativeprofessionals to build a brand and a brand new AI-Native #SaaS platform that does things that have never been done before isn’t a simple task. They are doing an incredible job and we are lucky to have them join us for part of their educational journey. I couldn’t be more excited for what’s to come from this amazing group of #UCBerkeley and #USC students! Saba Grossman Sasha Runyen Kai Tran Nicholas Angelici Fionn Cheng @yumeng liu
Please meet the incredibly talented Summer 24’ Execify Interns! This incredible group of undergrads and graduate students will be getting font line experience helping to grow a startup company and learning how to master skills like digital marketing and enterprise application development! Follow Execify and signup for our waitlist to see the outcomes of some of their incredible work! Follow Execify, Inc. and join our waitlist here: https://buff.ly/3RwIPqe Nicholas Angelici Fionn Cheng Sasha Runyen Saba Grossman Kai Tran Yumeng Liu #UCBerkeley #Trojans #GoBears #ExecOps #ExecutiveAssistants
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