PLPichayut Liamthong
Seattle, Washington, United States · engineer
Pichayut has no active public social-posting presence; his public footprint is code/profile pages (Codeforces, TopCoder, GitHub), an academic paper, and a personal site. The signal is a quiet builder/researcher trajectory rather than a posting-driven one.
- Co-authored an Educational Data Mining 2021 paper with Jacob Whitehill, indicating a research turn toward ML/education data after competitive programming.Jun 2021
- Won a Bronze medal for Thailand at IOI 2014 in Taipei, ranked 85th with 322/600, after competing at IOI 2013 (168th, 194/600) - a two-year national-team progression.Jul 20, 2014
- Maintains a GitHub Pages personal site presenting a project on surveying bias in word embeddings of political news media, an AI-fairness bent.2021
- Senior studying CS at University of Washington, experienced in Java, C/C++, and Python, seeking a summer internship and planning graduate school in CS.
- Name appears in WPI faculty-meeting materials (May 2022), suggesting a later academic affiliation at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.May 10, 2022
- Competed in IPSC 2013 as part of a Thai team alongside Krittisak Chaiyakul, an early elite-programming signal predating IOI.Jul 2013
- SWE intern at Indeed.com; also VP of the Thai Student Association at UW, a volunteered undergraduate TA in the CSE department, and an undergraduate research assistant in UW's College of Engineering.
- Public competitive-programming identity spans Codeforces (pichayut) and TopCoder (pichayut), the latter the canonical CP Hall of Fame profile.
- Educated at Suankularb Wittayalai School and Gould Academy before UW, a Thai-to-US boarding-school path consistent with the international olympiad pipeline.
- Goes by "Ter Pichayut" on personal social accounts (Instagram @terpichayut, Facebook), a durable alias for the same person.
• Created an internal webtool (Sales Engagement platform) used by the company that lets users share content, materials in real-time via one simple link • Allowed the team to collec
• Created and organized club schedule including meetings, activities and events by working with President. • United the association’s members, resulting in more efficient in holdin
• Ensured that all students understood the contents, and supported students who required extra guidance, resulting in better practice exam scores in overall.
• Generated various samples of Voronoi graph (representing the robot’s environment) from many different places. • Debugged an unstable mobility, resulting in smoother robot’s movem
Competition record
Thailand · IOI