Overview
- The teen engineer has started in New York as a quant developer focused on global trading infrastructure, relocating to an apartment a 10-minute walk from the office.
- At SpaceX’s Starlink division, he built production-critical software that guided satellite beam targeting for reliable internet service.
- He chose Citadel Securities over offers from AI labs and major tech firms, citing rapid feedback loops and a meritocratic culture.
- Quazi accelerated through school, became Santa Clara University’s youngest graduate, and completed an Intel Labs internship at age 10.
- His move underscores finance’s push to recruit top engineering talent, with Citadel Securities a leading market maker handling a large share of U.S. retail stock trades.