LinkedIn deletes youngest SpaceX engineer Kairan Quazi's account; here's why
The 14-year-old software engineer is set to graduate from Santa Clara University with a degree in computer science and engineering.

Kairan Quazi, a 14-year-old software engineer, recently made headlines for being the youngest SpaceX employee. Quazi passed the company's "technically challenging" and "fun" interview process, even before graduating from Santa Clara University due this month. Now, the young lad is again in the news as LinkedIn, a popular employment-focused social media platform, deleted Quazi's account. The young talent, who is pursuing a degree in computer science and engineering, recently expressed his disappointment on Instagram.Guidelines for LinkedIn account
LinkedIn accounts that contain false information, including those created on behalf of others or by individuals under 16, are prohibited. Despite the his extraordinary achievements both in college and at the spacecraft company, Quazi confirmed that his LinkedIn account had been deleted since he didn't fit the platform's age criteria. As a result, he was denied access to professional networking platform. In response to what he described as 'illogical, primitive nonsense,' he wondered how he could qualify to work at SpaceX.
“Age discrimination, but u are on to bigger better things Kairan!!!,” expressed a third. A fourth shared, “Time to boycott LinkedIn."
“You already got it what you want! So dont worry. Later on you will buy @linkedIn as your boss @elonrmuskk” wrote a fifth.
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