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Aykhan Damirli

CS @ NUS | IOI Silver
Huawei · Singapore · engineer
IOI 2025 Silver Medal (Azerbaijan), World Rank 70IOI 2024 Bronze Medal (Azerbaijan), World Rank 126Top-ranked IOI Participant For Azerbaijan On CPHOF

CS student at NUS (2025-) and IOI medalist for Azerbaijan (bronze 2024, silver 2025). Competitive programmer under Codeforces handle dmraykhan. Index-only career signals: a 2026 AI researcher association with Huawei (Singapore) and a 2026 Jane Street First-Year Trading and Technology Program (Hong Kong); both are from an enrichment index and have no independent primary-source confirmation.

Aykhan Damirli is a computer science student at the National University of Singapore (NUS) and a competitive programmer who represented Azerbaijan at the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI), winning a bronze medal at IOI 2024 and a silver medal at IOI 2025. He is an IOI silver medalist and the top-ranked IOI participant listed for Azerbaijan on the competitive-programming stats site CPHOF. Online he uses the handle dmraykhan on Codeforces and aykhn on LeetCode. A LinkedIn enrichment index (index-only, not primary-source confirmed) lists a 2026 'Artificial Intelligence Researcher' association with Huawei in Singapore and a 2026 'First-Year Trading and Technology Program' at Jane Street in Hong Kong.

Details
LocationSingapore
Company sitehuawei.com
UniversityNational University of Singapore
competitive programmingalgorithmsC++dynamic programminginformatics
Notes
  • Quant employment verification: NOT CONFIRMED. The only quantitative-finance-sector signal is an index-only entry for Jane Street (janestreet.com), a proprietary trading firm that does operate in quantitative finance, listed as 'First-Year Trading and Technology Program' 2026-03. That title is a student/first-year program, not a role or internship, and it rests solely on the LinkedIn enrichment index with no primary-source confirmation and no supporting identity-match evidence; per the task rules a student program does not establish employment. No bank, asset manager, energy/crypto trading, market-making, or hedge-fund role or internship is documented for Aykhan Damirli in any source read. The separate index-only Huawei 'Artificial Intelligence Researcher' (Singapore) entry is not quantitative finance. Conclusion: no actual quant-sector role or internship is verified.2026
  • The saved 'Huawei - Artificial Intelligence Researcher' and 'Jane Street - First-Year Trading and Technology Program' entries originate from the LinkedIn enrichment index only (no independent primary-source page read); the index-only current-company/title should not be read as verified current employment.2026
  • Competitive-programming identity is multi-source and consistent: IOI official stats (stats.ioinformatics.org/people/8248) lists contestant Aykhan Damirli for Azerbaijan, CPHOF profile ioi:8248 shows the same person with Codeforces handle dmraykhan, and Codeforces blog entry 145241 reports Azerbaijan's IOI 2025 medals - so the IOI/Codeforces identity is primary-source backed, not index-only.2025
  • No public GitHub, personal website, or published email was resolvable (github_find returned nothing for the name/handles; LeetCode handle aykhn points to a 404 GitHub), so his public code/footprint is competitive-programming platforms (Codeforces, CPHOF, Kattis) rather than a personal site or GitHub.2026
  • IOI/Codeforces handle dmraykhan is active in 2026, appearing in the Codeforces Blitz Cup 2026 Round 2 (vs errorgorn) - confirms the competitive-programming account is still in active use, not dormant.2026
  • Press coverage of the IOI result is Azerbaijani state/agency media (Azernews, Azertag, APA) framed around Azercell sponsorship of the national team - the public record of the achievement is sponsor/state-mediated rather than self-published.Sep 16, 2024

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Azerbaijan · IOI

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