Things I have built.
A SaaS platform that simplifies systematic trading. Users write strategies with minimal code and backtest them against tick data in seconds. Submissions are queued through AWS and run in Docker containers on serverless workers, with results viewable in the analysis dashboard. Over 40k lines across frontend, API, and backtesting worker.
A reinforcement learning algorithm that learns to play 2048. MCTS + some adaptations. Inspired heavily by Alpha Go. (In the works)
During 5th grade, I first developed a love for coding. I made a couple of games, the collection below being a few, but have unfortunately lost access to rest. Being blunt, these games are not technically impressive and are only "fun for a few seconds," as one reviewer puts it. However, in spite their mediocre ratings, these games are nostalgic to me.
· Age 12
A game I made in 6th grade with my friend, who designed the graphics.
· Age 11
A Chrome extension that I made that has received over 36,000 installations since being published.
· Age 11
The first game I ever made.
· Age 13
Fractal tree art with falling leaves.
· Age 13
A GUI created to visualize electrical fields.
· Age 13
A half-working ray-tracing graphics engine.
· Age 13
An unfinished game with Perlin noise blobs because designing sprites was too hard.