QuantIntuition

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That is the goal of this course. That said, we do not think it is enough to passively watch through this course once and then head into an interview. We re-iterate this many times during the course, but actively doing practice questions, and thinking about the provided problem sets is extremely important to practice your problem solving skills. Depending on the firm, there might also be more specific areas that require a bit more attention than what we cover in this course. For instance, we do not go into detail on how to prepare for a programming interview since there already exists so much content on this. We do, however, provide further helpful pointers to resources useful for such interviews.

We believe that there is a lot of amazing content already on the internet. When creating this course, for some topics, we found existing content on the internet. If we thought that someone already created a video lesson covering everything we wanted to say in a high-quality, digestible format, we included this as a reference instead of going over the same topic ourselves. Note that these videos are not part the displayed course content length.

Including external references, the estimated course content duration of this course is beyond 15 hours. Besides carefully watching this, we also highly recommend pausing the videos when practice problems are presented and spending time solving our quizzes. Thus, ideally you can spend 30h of focused time on this course to gain the most out of it. Of course, spending further time on more practice problems can be extremely beneficial as well.

It is relevant for both! During our interview experiences, we have received not only internship offers but also full-time offers from some firms. Note that generally the interview processes for full-time roles are very similar to those for internships, typically just extended by a bit or with a slight increase in complexity. That said, some firms almost exclusively hire graduates through their internship programs. Thus, it can certainly make sense to first focus on landing an internship instead of directly jumping into full-time applications.

Note that this course is not an introductory probability or math course. That means, we do not go over basic definitions and expect some familiarity with basic math concepts. However, the course does not require any high-level mathematics. Brainteasers as asked in most trading interviews typically do not require any more than 1st year mathematics (but there can of course be exceptions).

We believe this course is relevant for basically all trader and researcher based roles. Note that a lot of firms have different names for similar roles (e.g. systematic trader, semi-systematic trader, quant trader, analyst, quant researcher). As outlined during the course, the distinction between the interview processes of these roles is somewhat limited. At most firms, you will need to be able to solve standard quant brainteasers for all of these roles which is what we cover in detail. For some, you will additionally need to do programming or data science based interviews. Such programming-type interviews typically look similar to classical software engineering interviews and are not the focus of this course. Nonetheless, we provide some resources that can be used to prepare for these.

Since this is a digital product that can be consumed, we do generally not offer refunds.

Once purchased, you gain access to all the course's content for 120 days. We believe this is more than enough to work through everything for most people. Note that this is not a subscription based model and there is no automatic renewal or subscription cancellation required from you.