Washington. Two years ago, the teenager who affected Allen Musk with his talent has now shocked Elon Musk. In fact, 16 -year -old world’s youngest engineer Kairan Quazi has now decided to leave Allen Musk’s SpaceX. Impressed by the talent of 14 -year -old Qazi in 2023, Musk made him an engineer in his company SpaceX. During these two years, Qazi has played an important role in the Starlink Project of SpacxX. Qazi has contributed to the mission of Allen Musk to provide global internet connectivity through advanced satellite technology.

Now, Qazi has joined SITADAL Securities by calling Spacx bye-bye. Here he will work as a quant developer. He will work with both traders and engineers in Citadel. He will also focus on the company’s global trading systems. Qazi is ready to implement his engineering and problem-solution skills in the fast-paced world of quantitative finance.

Who is Kairan Kazi?

Kairan Qazi is an American citizen of Bangladesh origin. He is born in a professional family. His father Mustahid Qazi Chemical Engineer and mother Julia Qazi Wall Street Professional. Qazi’s extraordinary journey began with a graduation from Santa Clara University at the age of just 14 years. He is the youngest graduate in the 170 -year history of the university. Kaijan, known for his talent, determination and intellectual curiosity, has continued to overcome age - obstacles. Since childhood, he has a special attachment in mathematics, computers and technology.

Intel Labs Internship at the age of 10 years

Rich in versatility, Kaizan reached the college directly from the third class. He achieved Intel Labs Intel Labs Internship at the age of 10. At the age of 11, he completed the Associate of Science degree in Mathematics from Las Pesitas College. After this, in 2023, at the age of 14, he graduated from Santa Clara University and created history. As soon as he completed his graduation, Alan Musk made him an engineer in his SpaceX’s Starlink Division. He is now going to work with Citadel Securities, one of the world’s largest high-frequency trading companies.