Jane Street Data Scientist Interview Questions
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Solve probability and game-theory puzzles
You are interviewing for a quant trading internship. Work through the following probability and game-theory puzzles. There is no need to answer instan...
Design a Real-vs-Fake DNA Classifier
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Sealed-Bid Auction for a Box of 200 Coin Flips (and an Informed Opponent)
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Pick a Number 1-100 Where the Higher Pick Pays a 10-Point Penalty: Optimal Strategy
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Coin-Flip Race to Four: Game Length and a Conditional Win Probability
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Dice Duel: 30-Sided Die vs. 20-Sided Die with One Blind Reroll
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Minimum Common Pairwise Correlation Among Seven Identically Distributed Random Variables
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Pricing a Mystery Money Box: Expected Value, Adverse Selection, and Competition
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Solve queue switch and coin change puzzles
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Quant Probability Brainteasers: Pizza Bounds, Coin Scores, Ant on a Cube, Shoelace Loops, and Paint Mixing
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Optimal Stopping for Die Rolls That Bust on Perfect Squares
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Two Opaque Boxes: Place or Take for Maximum Expected Payoff
You are playing a one-player game with two opaque boxes, both of which start empty. The game lasts exactly 100 turns, and on every turn you must choos...
Streaming Equivalence of Two Trade Feeds with Per-Company Ordering
A market-data system receives trade events from two independent feeds. Each event is a pair (company, trade_id) identifying one trade for one company....