Hey, I'm a second-year Computer Engineering + Math student at the University of Washington. I love reading, chess, math, and robotics. Feel free to click around!
Education▼
University of Washington
Sep. 2025 - Jun. 2029
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Currently pursuing a B.S in Computer Engineering and a B.A in Mathematics
Also pursuing a minor in Physics (experimental track)
Currently taking: Math 33X (Honors Advanced Calculus), CSE 311 (Foundations of Computing), PHYS 225 (Intro. to Quantum Mechanics), EE 215 (Intro. to Electrical Engineering)
Experience▼
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Mustang Math
Jul. 2025 - Present
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Mustang Math is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit offering math enrichment programs and tournaments to over 1,500 students in the U.S and internationally annually
As volunteer Technology Lead (started Jun. 2026, previously simply a member), I manage task delegation for the website, as well as internal problem-writing programs and our online tournament portal
Notable frameworks include Svelte, Supabase (PostgreSQL)
Tyee Science Club Coach
Sep. 2024 - Apr. 2026
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Was a volunteer "coach" of the Tyee Middle School Science Club. The club had 70+ students, where roughly 2-3 coaches taught a room of 15-20 students
Responsibilities included creating lectures and activities in high-school-level Earth and Space, Life, Physics, Chemistry, and Energy sciences, as well as Mathematics. Also wrote and graded problems for tests and homework.
Also prepped students for the National Science Bowl (NSB), a buzzer-style game where teams answer science questions across a wide range of disciplines.
Research▼
Make4All Group
Jul. 2025 - Present
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Researching Viscous Thread Printing (VTP) - a method used for printing porous foam-like objects on standard 3D printers.
Specifically working on building a web-based slicer using TypeScript and Three.js supporting multicolor VTP prints, selectable regions with varying parameters, and augmentation
Uprooted is the result of a school-wide hackathon I competed in with a couple friends during high school. The theme was weather, and we made this WorldBox-style game where we can see plants evolving under different climate conditions and natural disasters
Features like mutations, accurate climate borders, specimen analysis.
Notable Technologies: HTML/CSS/JS, Faker.js, Figma, Font Awesome, Python, Treant.js
Runlang
Oct. 2022 - Jul. 2023
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A fun little programming project I did a long time ago.
Runlang is a fully featured programming language cross-compatible with C++ (compiles directly into C++). Features better exception handling, smart pointers, I/O, and strings
Battlecode refers to a specific competition style.
MIT BattleCode 2026
Jan. 2026
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This was my first battlecode, very new, no background in competitive programming, even less in something of this style. However, I found it to be very enjoyable.
I joined as a solo team named Lorem Ipsum, eventually qualifying in the world tournament hosted at MIT.
After competing at MIT Battlecode earlier in the year, I soon learned there was a similar competition being hosted at Cambridge
I had originally joined as a solo team under the name Lorem Ipsum, in which I got second in Sprint 2 (second tournament). However, before Sprint 3, I joined with 3 other solo teams (one of which bowed out later in the competition) into team something else, in which we got second in Sprint 3, second in International Qualifiers, and second overall in the world tournament.