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As Jane Street grows, the quality of the development tools we usematters more and more. We increasingly work on the OCaml compileritself: adding useful lang...
This post is aimed at readers who are already familiar withstochastic gradient descent(SGD) and terms like “batch size”. For an introduction to theseideas, ...
It’s time for our nextJane Street Tech Talk. Whenwe’ve solicited suggestions for topics, one common request has been totalk about our internal development pr...
After a summer hiatus, the Jane Street Tech Talks series is back onfor the fall! Last we left it, our very own Dominick LoBraicopresented on the evolution of...
Trading is a competitive business. You need great people and greattechnology, of course, but also trading strategies that make money.Where do those strategie...
For those of you interested in whatwhatinternsdo at Jane Street, here’s apost from former internTristan Hume, on his work developing tree-diffing algorithms ...
People seem to enjoy talking about programming methodologies. Theygive them cute names, likeeXtreme programming,Agile, andScrum; runconferences and buildcomm...
Jane Street is looking to hire an engineer with experience in bothsoftware and hardware design to work on FPGA-based applications, andon tools for creating s...
Intern season is coming to a close, and it’s a nice time to look back(as I’ve done inpreviousyears) and review some of whatthe interns did while they were he...
There are abundant resources online trying to scare programmers away from usingshell scripts. Most of them, if anything, succeed in convincing the reader tob...