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YLYikuan Li
IOI 2014-2016 medalist (Canada); University of Waterloo CS; competitive programmer (FatalEagle)
IOI 2016 Gold (rank 7), 2015 Silver (61), 2014 Bronze (105) Representing CanadaICPC 2017 World Finals 18th Place / North America Champion With University Of WaterlooWon 2017 Bloomberg Global CodeCon Finals As A Waterloo FreshmanFatalEagle On Codeforces/Topcoder/AtCoder/CodeChef
Yikuan Li (also recorded as 'Yi Kuan Li') is a Canadian competitive programmer who represented Canada at the International Olympiad in Informatics in 2014 (bronze), 2015 (silver) and 2016 (gold, rank 7). He studied Computer Science at the University of Waterloo, where he competed in the ICPC 2017 World Finals (18th place, North America Champion) and won the 2017 Bloomberg Global CodeCon Finals. He competes under the handle FatalEagle.
Competitive programmingAlgorithmsSoftware engineering
- Quant employment verification: UNRESOLVED. The only employment lead is an index-only (LinkedIn-derived enrichment) entry listing 'Software Engineer at Unnamed financial company' (United States) with no employer name, dates, or role detail - not a primary source; a second identical index entry is the same record, not independent confirmation.Sep 17, 2026
- No primary source (company page, press, filing, personal site) names any employer for this Yikuan Li, and no search surfaced any quantitative-finance, trading, market-making, hedge fund, bank, asset manager, energy or crypto trading employer; the two 'unnamed financial company' leads cannot be classified or verified, so the quant-employment question stays UNRESOLVED.Sep 17, 2026
- Identity: Yikuan Li (also recorded as 'Yi Kuan Li'; the Bloomberg CodeCon article names him 'Timothy (Yi Kuan) Li') represented Canada at the IOI in 2014 (bronze, rank 105), 2015 (silver, rank 61) and 2016 (gold, rank 7); handle FatalEagle on Codeforces/Topcoder/AtCoder/CodeChef.Aug 1, 2016
- At University of Waterloo (Ontario) he was on the Waterloo Royal Blue team that placed 18th at the ICPC 2017 World Finals and was named North America Champion, alongside Antonio Molina Lovett and Jacob Jackson.May 24, 2017
- Won the 2017 Bloomberg Global CodeCon Finals in New York as an 18-year-old Waterloo freshman, topping a 140-student field; the article dates his freshman year to early 2017.Mar 2, 2017
- Education: a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Waterloo and Don Mills Collegiate Institute (Toronto) are carried in the LinkedIn-derived index; both are consistent with the IOI/Canadian-informatics record, but individual degree dates are not independently confirmed.Sep 17, 2026
- The IOI statistics record lists his Codeforces (codeforces.com/profile/FatalEagle) and Topcoder (FatalEagle) profiles, confirming the FatalEagle handle belongs to Yikuan Li; a separate GitHub user 'FatalEagle' displays 'Timothy Li' and cannot be confidently attributed to him, so no github_url is recorded.Sep 17, 2026
- On DMOJ (Waterloo's online judge) his FatalEagle account shows 848 problems solved, #30 by points and #36 by rating - sustained competitive-programming activity tied to the Waterloo community.Sep 17, 2026
- A Waterloo CS news item lists him among the students behind Waterloo's top North-American ICPC ranking, tying his competitive-programming results to the Cheriton School of Computer Science.Aug 1, 2015
Experience
Software Engineer at Unnamed financial company
United States
Education
University of Waterloo
Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science
Don Mills Collegiate Institute
AchievementsIOI 2016 Gold Medal (rank 7), Canada · IOI 2015 Silver Medal (rank 61), Canada · IOI 2014 Bronze Medal (rank 105), Canada · ICPC 2017 World Finals (rank 18) - University of Waterloo
AwardsIOI 2016 Gold Medal (Canada, rank 7) · IOI 2015 Silver Medal (Canada, rank 61) · IOI 2014 Bronze Medal (Canada, rank 105) · ICPC 2017 World Finals - North America Champion (University of Waterloo) · 2017 Bloomberg Global CodeCon Finals - 1st place
Profiles
Competition record
Canada · IOI