Elon Musk has hired a 14-year-old genius to work as a software developer in Starlink business. Kairan Quazi, is set to graduate from Santa Clara University in California this month. At the age of 11, he began studying computer science and engineering.
“I will be joining the coolest company on the planet as a software engineer on the Starlink engineering team,” Kairan wrote on LinkedIn on Thursday. One of the few companies that didn’t see my age as an arbitrary and out-of-date proxy for maturity and competence.”
According to the Seattle Times, the job came shortly before he graduated from Santa Clara University’s engineering department, making him the youngest person to do so. According to the article, he intends to relocate from Pleasanton, California, with his mother to begin employment at SpaceX in Redmond, Washington.
Kairan’s incredible adventure began when he was two years old and could speak in entire sentences. According to the Los Angeles Times, by kindergarten, he was informing other students and teachers about news articles he’d heard on the radio.
According to the article, when he was nine years old and discovered that his education was not demanding enough, his parents assisted him in enrolling in a community college in California.
“I felt like I was learning at the level that I was meant to learn,” he explained to the Los Angeles Times.
His family informed BrainGain magazine that he was ranked in the 99.9th percentile of the general population in an IQ test the same year.
A few months later, Kairan was hired as an AI research co-op fellow at Intel Labs, and by the age of 11, he had gone to Santa Clara University to study computer science and engineering.
According to his LinkedIn page, he spent four months last year as a machine learning intern at cyber intelligence business Blackbird.AI. According to his LinkedIn page, he helped design a “anomaly detection statistical learning pipeline” to detect if social media information has been edited.
“I think there’s a conventional mindset that I’m missing out on childhood, but I don’t think that’s true,” Kairan told ABC7 News. Again, I believe that approach would have me graduating from middle school right now.”
He looks to have already accomplished one goal by winning the Starlink position. “It is my dream to have a career tackling challenging issues and effecting radical innovation in service of the common good,” he stated on his LinkedIn profile.
Starlink is SpaceX’s satellite internet service, which launched in Nigeria in January as the company’s first African market.
Insider’s request for comment, made after normal business hours, was not immediately responded to by Starlink.
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