Hi,
I am a quantitative researcher working on alpha research at Citadel Securities,
where I joined after graduating from Stanford University.
Prior to Stanford, I studied Applied Mathematics at Ecole Centrale Paris, and Mathematics and
Physics at Louis-le-Grand in Paris
(an interesting read to learn more about French mathematical culture,
its Prépas and their many peculiarities).
I also spent some time at Uber in San Francisco on machine learning to build better pricing algorithms.
I enjoy teaching very much, and have been a teaching assistant at Stanford for CS224N: Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning, CS221: Artificial Intelligence, MS&E135: Networks, MS&E235: Network Analytics, and MS&E201: Dynamic Systems.
Albert Einstein quoted Arthur Schopenhauer in Mein Glaubensbekenntnis: A man can do what he wants, but he cannot will what he wills
.
Had I not pursued a career in Science, I would have become a musician. I hold a Diplôme d'études musicales from the Conservatoire de Paris.
Here is a
piano video (this one is quite short
if you are in a rush).
Come say hi at benzhou [at] stanford [dot] edu