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what would be the difference between the recruiting process for equities s&t and the quant focused equity derivatives program

 

The MS IED interview may ask questions about your experience in engineering design, knowledge of the software and tools you have used, and your design and development skills. Be prepared to talk about your professional achievements and projects you have been involved in, as well as discuss your strengths and challenges you have faced. It is helpful to brush up on basic engineering design principles and technical concepts so that you are prepared for technical questions.

 

Nah I haven’t heard back but I just assumed I got rejected. Any idea about the process?

 

I had a first round for that as well like almost a month ago now… it went really well and I still have not heard back

 

Think at the end of this month man. I got my invite more than a month after my first round. 

 

Track 2 means the math heavy track. If you were not asked any math questions in your interviews then you probably are in track 1, which is less technical

 

If you’re talking about spd. They have done three rounds of spds. It’s over. 

 

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