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You know, they're not very good about giving you a timely yes/no. After my second interview, I waited two weeks and got no response. So I called them three times and emailed them at least twice to ask for an answer. Finally about a month after the second interview they said I was rejected...

Straightforward questions like - coin flipping with fair and unfair coins - calculating the expected value of something - triangular FX arbitrage - a problem where you had to apply the formula for the geometric sum to find some probability

Did two phone interviews with them -- the first was a "technical" interview where they asked basic math and probability questions, while in the second they asked personality/behavioral questions. Today I found out I was rejected.

I'm currently interviewing with Aardvark Trading in Chicago, for a trading assistant position. They're a market-making firm, specializing in futures. I've tried searching on the Internet for more information on the firm, but found very little. Have any of you heard of Aardvark? Do you...