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Three career paths,
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Quant Developer, Quant Researcher, and Quant Trader. Each track has its own curriculum, sequenced problem sets, firm-specific plans, and comp data, tuned to the desks that actually hire for it.

Track placements at

Jane StreetCitadelTwo SigmaOptiverJump TradingDE ShawHRTIMCDRWSIGVirtuAkuna

Pick your track

Three tracks. Tuned to the desk.

Each track is a lens on the question library, the study plans, the firms, and the comp dataset, sequenced for the role you're interviewing for.

Quant Developer Track

Land the HFT or low-latency offer.

C++, low-latency systems, and the architecture problems Jump Trading, HRT, Citadel, and Optiver press on in dev rounds. Practice the patterns desks actually use, not generic LeetCode.

2 topics8 firms2 plans

Quant Researcher Track

Pass the research panel at the systematic giants.

Statistics, time series, signal construction, and the Python data-handling problems Two Sigma, D.E. Shaw, Citadel, and Point72 actually ask. Prep that pairs theory drills with the applied questions you face on the desk.

3 topics8 firms2 plans

Quant Trader Track

Quote tighter than the next candidate at Optiver and IMC.

Market making, options Greeks, brain teasers, and the mental-math drills tuned for the trader rounds at Optiver, IMC, SIG, and Citadel Securities. Built around fitness-to-quote pressure, not textbook proofs.

0 topics8 firms2 plans

Practice by firm

Train on the firm you're interviewing at

Every question is tagged with the firms that ask it. Filter to Jane Street, Citadel, Two Sigma, or any of 48+ other quant firms.

Citadel

661 questions

Two Sigma

563 questions

Jane Street

516 questions

Optiver

442 questions

D.E. Shaw

400 questions

Jump Trading

364 questions

Hudson River Trading

283 questions

Citadel Securities

266 questions

AQR Capital

156 questions

Man Group

132 questions

IMC

110 questions

Tower Research

102 questions

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Practice by topic

Drill the topic interviewers test most

Probability, options pricing, mental math, time series. Pick a topic and see every question tagged for it across all three tracks.

Probability & Statistics78
Market Microstructure64
Statistical Analysis63
Architecture Logic46
Mental Math & Estimation43
Systems39
Concurrency39
Algorithms39
Memory Optimization36
Game Theory & Logic36
Low Latency34
Time Series34
Options Greeks32
Code Analysis30
Stochastic Calculus29
Data Structures28
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Curated study plans

Don't just practice. Follow a sequenced plan

Plans tell you which questions to solve and in what order, paced for the firm or role you're targeting.

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MyntBit 100

Master all tracks with curated questions across Developer, Researcher & Trader paths. The ultimate quant interview preparation.

100 questions

Quant Developer Track

MyntBit Developer 25

Essential C++ challenges for high-frequency trading systems and low-latency infrastructure.

25 questions

Quant Researcher Track

MyntBit Researcher 25

Python quantitative analysis problems covering alpha research and signal processing.

25 questions

Quant Trader Track

MyntBit Trader 50

Brainteasers, probability puzzles, and market concept MCQs for trading interviews.

50 questions
See all study plans

Learn the fundamentals

Bridge to /learn before you drill

Every track's question pool assumes a baseline of probability, coding patterns, and market mechanics. /learn covers those before you drop into the practice feed.

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Frequently asked

Questions about the tracks

Why three tracks instead of one curriculum?
The interview surface for a quant developer (low-latency C++) overlaps maybe 20% with a quant trader (mental math, market making). Mashing them together makes the prep diffuse. Three tracks lets each one stay sharp on what its desks actually test.
Which track should I pick?
If your background is systems / C++ / infra, Developer. If it's stats / ML / research, Researcher. If you want to be the one quoting markets and don't mind the mental-math screen, Trader. Pick the track that lines up with the role you're interviewing for. Most firms have all three.
Can I switch tracks later?
Yes. Tracks are a lens on the same question library. Your progress, plans, and saved firms carry across. The track filter only controls which subset of questions and plans you see by default.
Where does the comp data come from?
The /comp dataset: crowdsourced base, sign-on, bonus, and equity from people on the desk plus verified hires. Each track surfaces its own bands because the comp structure differs (developer = base-heavy, trader = bonus-heavy).
Do I need to pick a track to start?
No. Start at /training and the practice feed runs cross-track. The tracks are there for when you've narrowed your target. They sequence what to drill against the firms hiring for that role.

Pick a track. Start drilling.

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