Jean Laurens
About Jean Laurens
Jean Laurens is a Software Engineer with a strong educational background in mathematics and computer science, having studied at prestigious institutions such as Ecole Polytechnique and University of Oxford. He has gained diverse experience through various roles in software development, including positions at Squarepoint Capital and Thales.
Work at Squarepoint Capital
Jean Laurens has been employed as a Software Engineer at Squarepoint Capital since 2019. His role involves developing software solutions that support the firm's trading and investment strategies. Squarepoint Capital is known for its quantitative investment approach, and Laurens contributes to enhancing the technological infrastructure that underpins these operations.
Education and Expertise
Jean Laurens has a strong educational background in engineering and computer science. He participated in the Cycle Ingénieur program at Ecole Polytechnique, where he gained a comprehensive understanding of engineering principles. Additionally, he studied at the University of Oxford, earning a Master’s degree in Mathematics and Foundations of Computer Science. His studies at Lycée Charlemagne focused on Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science, laying a solid foundation for his technical expertise.
Background
Jean Laurens has a diverse background that includes military training and academic excellence. He studied at Ecole Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr, where he completed a program as an officer candidate. His early education at Lycée Charlemagne prepared him for advanced studies in mathematics and computer science. This combination of military discipline and technical education has shaped his professional journey.
Professional Experience
Jean Laurens has accumulated significant professional experience in software engineering and research. He worked as a Junior Engineer Software at MY MINI FACTORY LIMITED for two months in 2017. Prior to that, he served as a Project Research Assistant at Thales for nine months. He also interned at the Ministère de la Défense, where he was involved in software development projects. His role as a Visiting Student at Imperial College London further enriched his practical experience in the field.