Student · Math + CS

I like hard problems
and clear solutions.

Hi, I’m Vicky—a student exploring the space where mathematical thinking meets useful software.

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01 / Selected work

Things I’ve
thought through.

Code, games, and interactive experiments built while learning.
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PYTHONGAME DEVELOPMENT

Snakes &
Ladders

A graphical take on the classic board game, featuring dice rolls, player movement, and an interactive game board.

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PYTHONJSONSIMULATION

SeaRice
MSG.io

An interactive sushi-order simulation that tracks dishes, prices, and calories using structured menu data.

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GITHUBOPEN SOURCE

Explore more
of my code

Visit my GitHub profile for source code, experiments, and the projects I’m currently developing.

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02 / About
Vicky smiling at the camera
VickyMath + Computer Science

I’m a computer science student drawn to problems that look impossible at first—the kind that reward curiosity, structure, and a fresh point of view.

Computer science gives me a way to turn an idea into something people can actually use. I enjoy working through the full process: breaking a large problem into smaller pieces, testing different approaches, and refining the result until it feels both logical and intuitive.

Mathematics shapes the way I think outside of code, too. I’m especially interested in learning about numbers in the complex plane—how algebra becomes geometry, and how a single idea can be understood from several different perspectives.

I’m looking for opportunities where I can keep learning, contribute to ambitious projects, and work alongside people who care about building thoughtful solutions to difficult problems.

01Reason from first principles
02Make complexity understandable
03Build, test, and keep learning

Recognition

GameGalaSilver AwardGame development
AMC 8Honor RollMathematical problem solving

03 / Get in touch

Let’s solve something
interesting.

I’m open to internships and early-career opportunities in software, research, and quantitative work.