Aman Manazir

SWE Accelerator Podcast

Business EN ↓ 27 episodes

Aman Manazir is a software engineer who's worked at companies like Amazon and Shopify. In the Software Engineering Accelerator Podcast, he interviews successful engineers to break down strategies and tools they used to land their dream jobs. In addition, Aman focuses on helping listeners improve their lives through topics in entrepreneurship, self-improvement, and technology.

Author

Aman Manazir

Category

Business

Podcast website

www.amanmanazir.com

Latest episode

Jun 6, 2026

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Episodes

#2: Why a 22-Year-Old Math Genius Turned Down a $500,000/Year Quant Research Job 20.05.2024

Access the BeamJobs FREE AI resume checker here - https://www.beamjobs.com/resume-checker?via=aman In episode 2 of Lift Off with Aman Manazir, I talk to math prodigy Sunny Sahu. We discuss how he got machine learning internships in high school, how he got a full scholarship to the University of California-Berkeley (and why he broke it), and why he turned down a $500,000/yr job offer at Headlands T...

#1: How My 20-Year-Old Brother Made $550,000/Year in Quant Trading 23.04.2024

Sponsored by BeamJobs — visit https://www.beamjobs.com/resume-checker?via=aman  to access the free AI resume checker and take your resume to the next level. Sign up to my email newsletter: https://www.amanmanazir.com/newsletter Aadil Manazir is my younger brother. In this episode, we discuss how he landed a $500,000+/year job offer in quant trading at age 20, how he secured a Google software engin...

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