Where should I go for TCMAXX?

Founder, SWE 9 YoE, ML practitioner, love math and finance, no PhD. - Raised over $2M from investors. Created the idea, team, product. Rookie move, gave away too much equity to useless cofounders. Letting it run because of said biz partners. Product and people person. Told I am very charismatic. Considered buying them out but the size is already too big, I'm not paying them big bucks for fucking up. - STEM M.S., computational biology. I had better opportunities creating software products so I haven't been working in life sciences. Picked up great ML and business ops skills as a result. - Can SWE and LC with the best of them. Security certs. - Can be a pretty dang good manager. OKRs, coaching, professional development. My wife and I about to have our first baby. I'm going to promote a team member to my day to day responsibilities in the biz, keep the equity, and a board seat. Looking to pick up a W2 for a while to bring in baby cash. Wondering where I can get the best comp in this market. Which do you think is juiciest? 1. IC/SWE at BigTech 2. IC/SWE at Life Science (leverage knowledge, degree) 3. Product/Engineering Manager at BigTech (I generally think these people are bogus) 4. Finance (PE, VC, Bank, etc) 5. VC-Backed Startup CTO/VP (ugggh been there it hurts) 6. Software/ML Consulting (I actually like this but not really W2, highly competitive and low stability) 7. Security Position IC/Engineer/Manager 8. Bartender

Coinbase FeedNSeed Feb 5

Manager at Wendy’s.

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hamfolio OP Feb 5

Excellent choice. Frosty perks.

Apple y67gf Feb 5

Hedge funds, AI companies, Meta

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hamfolio OP Feb 5

Really, hedge funds? Cool suggestion, thank you.

Uber 48.76 Feb 5

If you are actually good at math, HFT can easily clear 7 figs. Most people who say they’re good at math aren’t good at math.

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hamfolio OP Feb 5

Obviously, math is a big discipline and no one who is "good at math" knows all fields. But I've been through the gauntlet and can hang with graduate level math. I didn't realize HFT quants had so much comp, but it makes sense as a relatively small portion of people can learn to do it. I'll look at some resources, but any idea what I should be looking at? Assuming probability, stats, stochastic calculus, uncertainty, risk management techniques...

Financial Services Company k7dqk Feb 5

That’s some Gigachad resume

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hamfolio OP Feb 6

Very kind of you to say so. I'm behind the 8 ball right now sweating. Godspeed

Uber eGYa76 Feb 5

Chick fil a franchisee

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hamfolio OP Feb 6

I'm underqualified