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I'm studying Electrical Engineering and Finance at an Ivy League. Wondering what career opportunities there are at the intersection of both fields.
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FPGA in prop shops and HFT is a pretty good career sector. You can also work in banking or equity research in something very technical, like if you're covering an industry where EE knowledge(Semiconductors would be an obvious one) is important then that's a major plus.
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