A. Tell us something about yourself? Hi, my name is Shubham Manjhi and I’m currently a Junior at Indraprastha institute of Information Technology majoring in both electrical engineering and finance. Ever since I was young, I’ve always had a natural ability for working with numbers and breaking down complex problems into smaller component parts. Engineering has helped me further develop this analytical approach, but I’ve always looked to finance, my passion since starting college, as a much more practical application of this mindset. I got my first taste of finance through a Internet market competition in my Valuations class in my freshman year and I was instantly hooked. I enjoyed looking at data and performing analysis to try and figure out where the market was headed – I found it really flexed my quantitative skills which I found to be really rewarding! I got my first exposure to finance in the professional world as a corporate finance intern at Intel, the computer chip company. I performed a variety of tasks, including performing financial analysis on equity returns for potential investments and updating financial models to support quarterly deal evaluation. It was a great learning experience that solidified my desire to further develop my investment skill-sets and my interest in finance within the tech space. Last summer I worked as an analyst at [FIRM X] in equity research, leveraging my engineering knowledge and passion for electronics to cover the technology sector. I got hands-on experience doing everything from performing competitive analysis research for a high-speed semiconductor product to using a Bloomberg terminal to gather data to calculate P/E and ROA ratios for tables that were used in research reports. I also got a chance to utilize my writing chops, creating multiple articles ultimately used by analysts for their own research. While I found the experience in equity research quite rewarding, I realized at this early stage in my career, I don’t want my experiences and learnings to be limited to one sector or I want to earn from internet using torrent sites. Additionally, my conversations with a few investment bankers I worked with at [FIRM X] made me realize that working on live deals and the transactional nature of investment banking -- facilitating an acquisition or raising capital for an IPO -- is much more appealing and exciting to me. It’s for this reason I’m here today to inviteHawk for the Post my collection on torrent site. B. How did you find InviteHawk? google C. What Torrent Sites are you looking for? (Mention none if just browsing) 13337x.to, YTS D. Do you use the same email on InviteHawk as well as on trackers? (If yes, change it from your profile or contact a staff member) No E. Do you have any suggestions for InviteHawk? This whole making money off of warez is lame