Personal research portfolio · Software Engineering
WANG YUZHE
Undergraduate exploring AI agents, world models, and embodied intelligence
I study Software Engineering at Xiamen University Malaysia. My experience so far includes competitive programming, independent software projects, and an embedded robotics collaboration. I am currently looking for undergraduate research opportunities.

01 / Current direction
Technical foundation
Competitive programming gave me a practical foundation in algorithms and problem solving. My projects span browser software, desktop applications, and embedded robotics.
- Algorithmic reasoning through competitive programming
- Software systems built from interface to implementation
- Embedded work connecting sensing, control, and motion
02 / Evidence
Competitions & Distinctions
- Team-based algorithmic problem solving
ICPC
Qualified for the 2026 ICPC Asia Pacific Championship in Taoyuan through the 2025 Jakarta Regional.
- Competitive programming
THUPC
Bronze Medal, THUPC 2026.
- CurrentAlgorithms and problem solving
Codeforces
- Mathematical modeling and implementation
MCM/ICM
Honorable Mention, 2026. Worked on the modeling framework, algorithm design, and implementation.
03 / Research
Current interests
World Models
Embodied Intelligence
04 / Education
Xiamen University Malaysia
Bachelor of Engineering in Software Engineering
05 / Selected work
Featured project

Featured independent project
DisposableResume
A browser-only résumé builder with live preview and client-side PDF export. Résumé data is not sent to a rendering backend.
Problem. Bring résumé editing, live preview, import, and PDF export into one interface.
Additional engineering work
The complete projects page also covers IntelligentTransformCart, a collaborative embedded-systems prototype, and AutoPet, an independent local desktop-pet prototype.
06 / Independent learning
Independent Learning
Previously studied
- UC Berkeley CS61A
- UC Berkeley CS61B
- UC Berkeley CS61C
- Stanford CS229
Currently studying
- Stanford CS336 — Language Modeling from Scratch
- Carnegie Mellon University 11-868 — Large Language Model Systems
07 / Contact
Undergraduate research opportunities
I am looking for undergraduate research opportunities where I can contribute through implementation, experiments, and careful technical work.