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People are nice, technology is prioritized but is not as deep as G cause the problems solved are on a different scale. Advanced stuff is in the quant realm
Much more ownership to build your own solutions as well. Esp coming from G you will have expertise on a lot of things being built here inhouse and will stand out
I personally have also worked at HFT firm and built trading system, the technology is cool, but compared to G there’s only this much of complexity. Trading firm is all about alpha signal and quant strategy. Don’t join as a second class citizen
But you've seen *multiple* *ten-year* HFT veterans join Google at L3?
Coworkers are probably equal. Code and dev tool quality is better at Google. WLB seems comparable.
When’s your G cliff?
550k-600k isn’t out of question for you since you have a G background and more yoe