My name is Carl Joshua Quines, but everyone calls me CJ. I’m eighteen, living in Valenzuela, Philippines. I graduated from the Valenzuela City School of Mathematics and Science last April.
Here is my resume, minus phone number and address.
Delivering an address in the moving-up ceremonies in tenth grade. Image: Valenzuela City PIO.
My partner and I won second prize in math at ISEF 2017, the world’s largest science fair. I tied for top contributor at CrowdMath 2017 and co-authored a paper. Both projects were on graph theory, which I’m really interested in.
I won bronze in the Asia-Pacific Mathematical Olympiad 2017 and 2018. I’ve also qualified for our country’s selection camp for the International Mathematical Olympiad three years in a row. I write handouts and train students for competition math.
A lecture on set theory during PRIME 2017. Image: Marilyn Soriano.
I placed second in the National Olympiad in Informatics 2018, the country’s most prestigious high school programming contest. I write miscellaneous programs in C++, Python and VB, and put this website together from scratch.
You can find me on Github as cjquines.
Source code to one of my solutions in the NOI.PH 2018.
Have a question, found a typo, or just want to talk? Drop me an email at cj@cjquines.com. You can also find me on Facebook.