ABOUT US

EZRA FURTADO-TIWARI

ORGANIZER

Ezra Furtado-Tiwari

Ezra is a senior at Gunn High School, a participant in the USACO Platinum division, and a 3-time AIME Qualifier. Outside of competitive programming, he enjoys doing CTF contests and math.

AGASTYA GOEL

ORGANIZER

Agastya Goel

Agastya is a junior at Gunn High School, a participant of MOP, and a member of team USA at IOI 2023. In his free time, he sings, plays tennis, and always wins the card game Coup.

OM MAHESH

ORGANIZER

Om Mahesh

Om is a senior at Gunn High School, an Expert on the competitive programming platform Codeforces, and a 4-time AIME Qualifier. He also likes bouldering and has probably inhaled too much chalk.

HONGYI SHI

ORGANIZER

Hongyi Shi

Hongyi is a junior at Gunn High School and a participant in the USACO Platinum division. Outside of competitive programming, he likes to play SET and other card games, hike, and work on his bioinfo projects.

NATHAN YE

ORGANIZER

Nathan Ye

Nathan is a junior at Palo Alto High School. He is a participant in the USACO Platinum division and a 5-time AIME Qualifier. He also enjoys CTFing with his friends.

WILLIAM TSIN

ADVISOR

William Tsin

William is a Gunn alum (class of 2022) and student at CMU. He is an ICPC NAC Silver Medalist and a Grandmaster on the competitive programming website Codeforces.

STANLEY ZHONG

ADVISOR

Stanley Zhong

Stanley is a Gunn alum (class of 2023) who currently works at Google. He enjoys participating in competitive programming, AI, and CTF competitions and plays chess and ultimate frisbee. If the infrastructure breaks, it's probably his fault.

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GUNN CPC

HOST

Gunn CPC is the Competitive Programming Club of Gunn High School in Palo Alto, California. Originally founded for the Zero Robotics Competition in 2016, it has grown into a community that practices for and participates in competitions like the USA Computing Olympiad (USACO).

Gunn CPC is the Competitive Programming Club of Gunn High School in Palo Alto, California. Originally founded for the Zero Robotics Competition in 2016, it has grown into a community that practices for and participates in competitions like the USA Computing Olympiad (USACO).