CEO @ Quantitative Systems | 20+ Yrs Recruitment Experience

I am the founder of QS Recruiting, formerly Quantitative Systems. For more than two decades, I have helped companies hire the people behind their most important work. That includes engineering leaders, AI scientists, quant researchers, product builders, and founding teams.

Our roots are in finance and trading, where speed, accuracy, and trust are essential. Today, we partner with companies building intelligent systems, scaling infrastructure, and pushing the frontier of machine learning and software.

We specialize in high-leverage hiring. The people who shape product. The people who accelerate momentum. The people who raise the standard.

Clients come to us when talent is the bottleneck. Candidates trust us because we offer clarity, coaching, and honest feedback. We are not a volume shop. We are a strategic partner.

If your next hire matters to the future of your company, we should talk.

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Monday night, Indiana plays for a national championship.

Two years ago, they were 3-9.

Now they’re 13-0. Ranked #1 in the country. Big Ten champs for the first time since 1967. One win away from rewriting college football history.

That turnaround didn’t come from better recruits or a flashy new system.

It came from Curt Cignetti.

A 62-year-old coach who spent 40 years working his way up. Who brought 13 players with him from James Madison to build culture, not hype. Who values firm handshakes and clear communication more than recruiting stars.

Indiana has the oldest roster in the playoff. They don’t win with 5-star talent. They win with 5 AM mornings, experience, and discipline.

Cignetti isn’t just coaching a team. He’s running a program like a GM. Like a CEO.

And it’s working.

Because coaching still matters.

The same is true in the NFL.

John Harbaugh just took over the Giants. His brother Jim flipped the Chargers in one season. Different teams, different levels but the same impact.

Culture. Standards. Identity. Execution.

Great coaches don’t need decades to make a mark. Sometimes, they just need one offseason.

Indiana is living proof. So is LA. 

Now the Giants are betting on their own new coach.

Don’t underestimate how fast things can change when the right leader walks in.

#leadership #football #ncaa #coaching #Indiana #culture #collegefootball Indiana University Bloomington Fernando Mendoza Mark Cuban Curt Cignetti David Lipner Justin Miller

Evan Hecht

Founder | QS Recruiting | Results-Driven Talent Partner for AI, Engineering & Quant

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They sent out the field goal unit.

Fourth and 4 yards to go. Up three. Nine minutes left.

Take the points, right?
But then Curt Cignetti called timeout.

And everything changed.
He waved off the kicker. Looked his offense in the eye. And said, “We’re going for it.”

This wasn’t just a play call. This was a coach putting his reputation, his season, and his team’s title hopes on one moment.

They didn’t run some trick play. No gimmicks.
They put the ball in the hands of their Heisman quarterback.

Fernando Mendoza took the snap, saw the lane, and took off.
Twelve yards later, he was in the end zone.

Leaping. Stretching. Scoring. That touchdown didn’t end the game. But it was the moment Indiana stopped playing not to lose and started playing to win it all.

This is what great coaching looks like.
Cignetti didn’t play the odds. He trusted his guys.

They’d repped that play all week. Quietly. Confidently.
Because that’s who they are.

No one picked Indiana to win a national title. But here they are, perfect season, rings on their fingers.

Because when it mattered most, their coach didn’t blink.
He bet on his players. And they answered. Congrats to Indiana University, the team, Coach Cignetti and the all of the Hoosier fans!  

#collegefootball #leadership #coaching #trust #nationalchampionship #indiana #grit Fernando Mendoza Curt Cignetti Mark Cuban Justin Miller David Lipner Michael Scott Cohen seth fleisher

3.5 minutes at 175 degrees below zero sounds manageable until the door closes and your body realizes it is not in charge anymore.

The first minute is uneventful, almost calm, and then the negotiation starts. Your breath tightens, your focus narrows, and every instinct quietly suggests that stepping out early would be the rational move.

Nothing about the experience is complex. That is what makes it revealing. There is no distraction, no workaround, no way to outthink it. You either stay present and control your breathing, or you give the moment permission to control you.

I come out feeling physically reset. Inflammation drops. Recovery improves. Sleep is better. Those are the obvious benefits.

The real reason I do it is mental.

It forces clarity. It compresses attention. It trains the ability to stay steady when discomfort is loud and options feel limited.

That matters far beyond a cryo chamber.

The same skill shows up when decisions carry real weight, when timing matters, and when hesitation is more dangerous than action.

This is harder than it looks. That is the point.

Clarity does not come from comfort. It comes from staying grounded when your instincts are telling you to quit.  CryoBuilt

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