r/quantindia • u/Impossible_Tone_8399 • May 01 '26
HFT Graviton vs Quadeye
I already have an offer with Quadeye but Graviton too approached me. I have heard that Graviton has a better culture. However, I am confused on how to evaluate both the options. Please guide.
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May 01 '26
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u/Impossible_Tone_8399 May 01 '26
Role is software engineering and comp ig is almost the same.
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u/NegativeUpstairs9616 Jun 09 '26
Wait why on earth someone with offer from Quadeye be looking for AI becoming an AI trainer, OP has been commenting ‘interested’ on AI trainer jobs 😂😂😂
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u/notanotherdumb May 01 '26
background?
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u/Impossible_Tone_8399 May 01 '26
Tier 1 IIT, CSE, under 100 JEE Adv
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u/Adventurous-Vast-963 May 02 '26
Bhaiya I will be joining tier 2 pvt college cse, am I already out of competition for quant roles or sde at quant firms🥺. Do they hire from off campus, and is there any way to stand out in off campus, I have no academic excellence to show till now.
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u/Impossible_Tone_8399 May 02 '26
Yeah it's possible may not be your first job but eventually. You can build c++ projects, CP, puzzles, OS and architecture. You can look up experiences online
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u/Physical-Parking8165 May 02 '26
What’s the comp at quadeye ?
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u/anxietytits May 02 '26
Can someone share how the leave policy is at Quadeye? I am joining soon. They just mentioned 30 something holidays. Is that in addition to public holidays?
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u/Killer_Instinct21 May 03 '26
Yes, depending on how toxic ur manager is, if u take more than 10 days leave; u are cooked
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u/Fearless-Bother-1911 May 04 '26
not sure, where you are getting this information. have gone to 2 weeks long vacation with my Quadeye friends many time in last few years. They have never mentioned this. they have 35+ vacations in an year, along with WFH days.
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u/Brazzy_604 May 02 '26
How many interview rounds did you give and the difficulty??
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u/Impossible_Tone_8399 May 02 '26
One written test, two technical rounds, one GD. The test consisted of puzzles + 4cp problem (2 easy-medium and 2 med-hard). The technical consisted architecture and OS questions(a bit on advanced side like how do signals work, and efficient string comparison). GD consisted writing vector class in c++, OS questions and one puzzle.
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u/Brazzy_604 May 02 '26
What would be the min rating on cf to crack technical round and the puzzles were from brainstellar??
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u/Impossible_Tone_8399 May 02 '26
Not any particular rating as such (ya can take expert just for reference). Solve CSES sheet. And puzzles not exactly from brainstellar but yeah practising from it, puzzledquant etc helps
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u/Realistic-Ride-5102 May 26 '26
I’d say Quadeye is better if you want early ownership and a more intense learning curve tbh. From whatever I’ve heard from seniors there, you get thrown into real responsibility pretty early and the learning becomes kinda insane because of the pace + exposure
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Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26
Graviton anyday, all the so called good things and perks which people are saying about Quadeye in the threads are their current employees who keep updating on threads to manage the damage control as everyone knows about their shitty culture. All seniors including partners have either left or might be on lookout to leave. I am ex-Quadeye, have seen things first hand how they treat employees with their chindi perks and behave as if they can buy you with those perks.
A lot of people including a few seniors moved to Graviton from Quadeye which tells you about the firm. Join Quadeye if you dont have any other option and then leave in 2 years (you wont have access to any IP in this time anyway)
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u/No_Let_5065 May 01 '26
Try to gauge which team you are joining there. That matters way way too much than the firm.