Alex Tatomir
About Alex Tatomir
Alex Tatomir is a Quantitative Technologist currently employed at Radix Trading LLC in Amsterdam. He has a strong background in computer science, having previously worked as a Software Engineer at Jane Street and earned accolades in competitive programming and academic excellence.
Work at Radix Trading
Alex Tatomir currently holds the position of Quantitative Technologist at Radix Trading LLC. He has been with the company since 2022, contributing to the firm's quantitative analysis and technology initiatives. His role involves applying advanced mathematical and computational techniques to enhance trading strategies and improve operational efficiencies.
Previous Experience at Jane Street
Prior to his current role, Alex Tatomir worked as a Software Engineer at Jane Street in London. His tenure included two separate stints in 2020 and 2021, where he gained experience in software development within a high-frequency trading environment. Each position lasted for two to three months, allowing him to develop skills relevant to quantitative finance.
Education and Expertise
Alex Tatomir studied Mathematics and Computer Science at Colegiul National Nicolae Balcescu, where he earned his High School Diploma from 2014 to 2018. He furthered his education at the University of Oxford, obtaining a Master's degree in Computer Science from 2018 to 2022. His academic background is complemented by his achievements in competitive programming and algorithmic problem-solving.
Achievements in Competitive Programming
Alex Tatomir has received recognition for his skills in competitive programming. He earned a Silver Medal at the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI), showcasing his proficiency in algorithmic challenges. Additionally, he achieved the status of ICPC Finalist, reflecting his exceptional capabilities in competitive coding environments.
Academic Honors at the University of Oxford
During his time at the University of Oxford, Alex Tatomir excelled academically, securing 1st place in Computer Science papers for two consecutive years. He also won the prize for the best project, highlighting his innovative approach and technical skills in computer science.