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Want JANE STREET to notice you? Use the MIMUC 2026 CV drop-off.
How it works?
On both Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th March, we will have a virtual CV drop-box for MIMUC attendees to upload a virtual copy of their CV. Please do NOT print a physical copy of your CV. After the event, these CVs will be sent directly to Jane Street.

Can anyone do it?
This opportunity is only available for MIMUC attendees so make sure you attend at least one session on either day. Otherwise, there are no restrictions.

Who are Jane Street?
Jane Street is a global trading firm with offices in London, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Amsterdam. Our approach is rooted in technology and rigorous quantitative analysis, but our success is driven by our people. We are always recruiting top candidates and we invest heavily in teaching and training. Applications for our 2026 summer internships are open now - they give you a real sense of working at Jane Street full-time. Learn more about us and our roles at our programs and events. No finance experience needed. We look for a passion for critical thinking and creative problem-solving – people like you!

MEET AYESHA IRFAN!
Ayesha's talk "Welcome to MIMUC: Icebreaker and Intro to Maths Communication" is taking place at 12pm on Wednesday 11th March in room G.205 of the Alan Turing Building.

About Ayesha:
Ayesha is a final year PhD student in Mathematics at the University of Bristol. She works on the intersection between Random Matrix Theory which emerged from Mathematical Physics and Number Theory. She is also a Data Scientist at Naimuri, a data intelligence company based in Manchester.

About the talk:
This session serves as both an icebreaker and an introduction to the world mathematics communication, as well as an icebreaker. We will cover some useful advice on explaining mathematics to different audiences and how to present complex ideas clearly.