Titouan Vasnier
Class of 2028
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- Email: tvasnier@andrew.cmu.edu
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- 2025 MSCF Trading Competition
- A New Academic Year at MSCF
- Alumni Reflect on the MSCF Program’s 30th Anniversary
- Breaking Barriers, Building Leaders: Women in Quant Finance
- Data Science in Finance
- Financial Engineering Salary
- High Stakes and Fair Values: CMU Students Face Off in the 2026 Market Making Game
- How to Become a Quant
- Introducing the MSCF Quantitative Assessment
- MSCF 30th Anniversary Celebration
- MSCF Advisory Board Member, Roni Israelov receives the 2024 Peter L. Bernstein Award
- MSCF Hosts 2025 Panel for Women in Data Science Pittsburgh
- MSCF Hosts 2nd Annual Datathon: Advancing Experiential Learning and Industry Connections
- MSCF Welcomes Rhonda Khan as Communication and Leadership Instructor and Coach
- MSCF Welcomes Shelli Faber as Associate Director of Career Services
- Quantbot Classroom Naming
- Squarepoint Foundation Deepens Partnership MSCF Through $100K Gift to Support Future Leaders
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When I was 12, I sat next to a stranger on a train who was staring at price charts. I asked him what they were, and he told me about Bitcoin, a decentralized system that was going to change everything. I went home and tried to convince my mom to let me invest my savings. She refused, but the spark was lit. That curiosity about markets grew alongside a deeper obsession: mathematics. I taught myself third-degree equations in middle school, worked through differential equations out of boredom in class, and became fascinated by the notion of infinity, from Cantor’s diagonal argument to Hilbert’s hotel. I followed France’s most rigorous math track (MPSI/MP* at Lycée Janson de Sailly, then the Research Track at Télécom Paris and a Magistère in Pure Mathematics at Paris-Saclay). I was headed toward pure research, until I discovered machine learning during my internship at Stockly, where I build probabilistic forecasting and dynamic pricing models. Applying abstract mathematical thinking to real problems brought both worlds together. I’m joining the MSCF program as a Distinguished Merit Scholarship recipient, seeking a Summer 2027 internship in quantitative research, trading, or structuring. I bring deep mathematical foundations, a growing command of machine learning, and the adaptability of someone who learned Mandarin to HSK4 in one semester. Let’s connect so I can show you how my background can add value to your team.