for (int i = 0 ; i < n ; i++) {
    // do something cool (efficiently)
}

🎓 EECS Undergraduate @ UC Berkeley (Class of 2029)
🎖 Regents' and Chancellor's Scholar

📫 vincent.samuel.tran [at] berkeley [dot] edu

• USACO Platinum Division (2022)
• AIME Qualifier (2022-2023)
• Regents' and Chancellor's Scholarship Recipient (2025)

C++ · Python · Java · x86-64 Assembly · C# · TypeScript · Swift

• Developed a dynamic mean field approximation framework simulating large-scale epigenetic behavior.
• Identified stable parameter regions for accurate modeling of methylation dynamics across 20× more CpG sites.

• Reworked K-means clustering with assembly-level kernel fusion.
• Eliminated redundant memory overhead from Intel GEMM routines by merging matrix ops at a low level.

• Built from scratch using naive row-reduction.
• Managed register/memory behavior and stack pointer logic consistent with C calling convention.
• Debugged via Visual Studio 2019.

• Designed a GUI with client-server multithreading.
• Leveraged Java data streams and synchronized state sharing.
• Implemented clean thread isolation for game, client, and server logic.

Algorithms & Optimization · Distributed Systems · Networking ·
Hardware-Aware Software · VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration)

📫 Let's connect or collaborate — feel free to check out my repos!