Universal Cup Committee Members¶
Note
All names are sorted in lexicographic order by surname.
The organizational structure of Universal Cup members is as follows.
Executive Committee & Co-founders¶
Organizing Committee¶
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Chairman
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Members
Scientific Committee¶
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Chairman
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Deputy Chairman
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Members
Technical Committee¶
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Chairman
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Detailed Introduction of Members¶
Shengliang Cai¶
Shengliang Cai received his bachelor's degree from the School of Computer Engineering and Science Shanghai University and his master's degree from the School of Computer Science and Technology East China Normal University. Representing Shanghai University, from 2016 to 2020, Shengliang participated in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC).
He has been responsible for the technical support of ICPC regional contests many times, including Shanghai (2019), Nanjing (2023), Hefei (2023), Shenyang (2023), Jinan (2023), and East-Continent Finals (2022, 2023).
Jingbang Chen¶
Jingbang Chen received his bachelor degree from Persuit Science Class, Chu Kochen Honors College, Zhejiang University and his master degree from College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology. Currently, he is a PhD student in David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo.
Representing Zhejiang University and Georgia Tech, from 2017 to 2024, Jingbang participated in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) and has won two champions in the regional contest. He has participated in the 42nd and 46th ICPC World Finals and ranked 13th place in the 46th.
Since 2018, Jingbang has been in charge of the problem setting and judging for many Asia ICPC regionals, including Nanjing(2020-2024), Macau(2020,2022), Jinan(2023) and Hangzhou(2024).
Yuhao Du¶
Yuhao Du received his bachelor degree from Yao Class, Institute for Interdisciplinary Sciences, Tsinghua University. In high school, he represented China in the 27th International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) and won a gold medal. Representing Tsinghua University, from 2015 to 2018, Yuhao participated in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) and has won 8 champions in the regional contest, including 4 champions of the East-Continent Finals.
He has won Topcoder Open 2017 Champion, AtCoder World Tour Final 2017 Champion. Since 2019, Yuhao has been in charge of the problem setting and judging for the ICPC East-Continent Finals.
Lingyu Jiang¶
Lingyu Jiang is an undergraduate student in Turing Class, School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science, Peking University. In high school, he has won two gold medals in the 36th and 37th National Olympiad of Informatics (NOI). Representing Peking University, since 2022, Lingyu has participated in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) and has won 5 champions in the regional contests, including 2 champions of the East-Continent Finals.
In the 46th ICPC World Finals, he has won the world champion, which is the first ever in Peking University's history. Lingyu has also won AtCoder World Tour Final 2023 Champion.
Bartosz Kostka¶
Bartosz Kostka is a software developer at Google Waterloo, where he was also a member of the Google Coding Competitions team, primarily working on Google Kick Start.
He serves as the Vice President of the Polish Junior Olympiad in Informatics and is part of the organizational committee for Algorithmic Engagements, the largest open programming competition in Poland. Additionally, he is a member of the International Scientific Committee of the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI).
Bartosz is an international grandmaster and a top contributor on Codeforces.
Yaowei Lyu¶
Yaowei Lyu received his bachelor degree from Persuit Science Class, Chu Kochen Honors College, Zhejiang University. Representing Zhejiang University, from 2018 to 2024, Yaowei participated in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). He participated in the 46th ICPC World Finals and ranked 26th place.
Lyuzhi Pan¶
Lyuzhi Pan has been responsible for many programming contests, such as Zhejiang Provincial Programming Contest(2023 - 2024), 48th ICPC Hangzhou, 2nd Universal Cup Semifinal.
In addition, he is also responsible for the technical work of XCPCIO, which has provided external standings for 30+ programming contests in 2023.
Qingyu Shi¶
Qingyu Shi has won a gold medal in the 39th National Olympiad of Informatics (NOI).
In 2023, Qingyu has been in charge of the problem setting and judging for many Asia ICPC regionals, including Nanjing, Jinan and East-Continent Finals.
He has also been in charged of many Olympiad of Informatics events for many countries such as China, Egypt, Saudi Arabic, Syria, including national competitions and national team trainings.
He found the famous online judge system QOJ.
Jie Tan¶
Jie Tan studied at Hangzhou Normal University for her undergraduate degree, and is currently pursuing a full-time MBA in English Business Administration at Zhejiang University. In 2019, Jie won the silver medal in the CCPC (WFinal). In 2020-2024, she participated in organizing the 17th-21st Zhejiang Provincial Collegiate Programming Contest and the 47th-48th ICPC Regional(Hangzhou).
Nick Wu¶
Nick Wu started his competitive programming journey in 2007 with USACO. He competed in the ICPC World Finals in 2012 (14th place, also earning the UPE First Solution Award) and 2013 (26th) and GCJ World Finals in 2019 (22nd). As a staff member for ICPC, he is an analyst for World Finals since 2021, a judge for the North America Championship since 2021, and a judge for the Pacific Northwest Regional since 2014. He has also been a problemsetter for USACO since 2014.
Yaohui Zeng¶
Yaohui Zeng received his bachelor degree in Beijing Normal University. Representing Beijing Normal University, from 2015 to 2018, he participated in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) and won a champion in the regional contest. He has participated in the 41st and 42nd ICPC World Finals and ranked 31st place in the 42nd.
Since 2018, Yaohui has participated in of the problem setting and judging for many Asia ICPC regionals, including Shenyang(2018,2020-2023), Xuzhou(2018), Jiaozuo(2018), Nanjing(2018-2019,2021-2022), Jinan(2023).