Jane Street S&T internship
Hi, does everyone has any insights about Jane street S&T internship? What kinds of math questions would they ask during the interviews?
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Hey there! Based on the most helpful WSO content, Jane Street's S&T internship interview process can be quite challenging. They often ask a mix of math questions and brainteasers. Some of these questions might be straight math problems, while others could involve probability, such as scenarios involving a deck of cards or a non-six-sided die.
They also have a unique aspect where they ask an unsolvable question, or rather, one that you'd need a PhD in probability to answer. The point of these questions is not necessarily to get the right answer, but to bet on how long you think it will take you to answer it.
Remember, it's not about how many chips you end up with, but about your betting strategy and reasoning. So, don't stress if you get unlucky with your bets. Jane Street is more interested in why you bet and what you bet, not how much you win.
For more specific questions, you might want to check out Glassdoor or other similar platforms where interviewees share their experiences. But remember, they always have new material, so you won't be able to memorize your way through the interview.
Good luck, and remember, it's not about the chips, it's about staying focused and showing your reasoning skills!
Sources: Jane Street Final Round - What to Expect, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/trading/st-mock-interview-partners-saft?customgpt=1
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If it's quant trading then just google it. THere are tons of questions in glassdoor or here.
If it's sales and trading, then they don't ask those.
So if it's sales and trading, then prob more resume-based questions?
yes and fit questions.
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