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Let this README.md be my CV 😉 (not sure it's supposed to be that though)

1. International Astronautical Congress 2022 (IAC2022), Paris, France, Sep 2022.
   • My team presented our research on reinforcement learning for attitude control of a spacecraft with flexible appendages (see above)
2. HackaTUM 2022, Munich, Germany, Nov 2022.
   • My team solved the challenge problem of Rohde & Schwarz about the microwave imaging technology (see code here)
3. Ferienakademie 2023, Sarntal, South Tyrol, Italy, Sep 2023. (see the photos below)
   • I participated in the seminar course "Stochastic Evolution Equations: From martingales to applications" by Prof. Dr. Johannes Zimmer and Prof. Dr. Günther Grün (see course description here)
   • I gave a lecture on thermodynamic parametrization of the neural networks based on this paper (my code experiments for the talk)
   • I also went to many hikes and had a lot of quality time with my fellow students and professors
4. HackaTUM 2023, Munich, Germany, Nov 2023. (see the photos below; I'm on the main page photo there)
   • My team solved the challenge problem of Optiver about the market making with sentiment analysis on the news (sadly, I can't share the code because the organizers asked us not to)
5. PyCon Sweden 2024, Stockholm, Sweden, Nov 2024.
   • I attended the following talks and workshops: ... (see the source code for the comments: I hid them here because the list is too long);
   • I gave a quick lightning talk "Should We Use AI for Everything?"
6. HackaTUM 2024, Munich, Germany, Nov 2024. (photos) My team solved the challenge problem of
   • Optiver (again!) about the market making with a twist we were asked not to share :)
   • Solana: chess on blockchain with smart contracts
7. PyData Global 2024, virtual, Dec 2024.
8. 🥇 START Hack Munich, Munich, Germany, Dec 2024. (photos)
   • My teammates and I solved the DELL's challenge: we've developed the AI-chatbots for the startup aggregator using svelte for the frontend and langchain/openai with fastapi for the backend
   • AND we actually won it! 🎉 (see the devpost page here)
   • Take a look at the backend here (when and if we take it public that is — the negotiations with DELL contunue about selling the solution)
9. 🥇 START Hack St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland, Mar 2025. (photos)
   • My team and I solved the challenge of Syngenta about the data-driven recommendation app for the farmers; once again, we used svelte for the frontend and fastapi for the backend, as well as linking the company-provided data to make the recommendations
   • AND we won it (yes, again)! 🎉 (see the devpost page here)
10. TUM.ai Makeathon, Munich, Germany, Apr 2025.
    • We solved the OpenAI wild track challenge and built a secure wrapper around private company datasets for the student agents to pay-and-learn from it;
    • Take a look at our terrible code here!

Colour coding: 🟣 ${\color{Orchid}\text{expert}}$,🟢 ${\color{Green}\text{proficient}}$, 🟠 ${\color{Orange}\text{advanced}}$, 🔵 ${\color{lightblue}\text{competent}}$, ⚪ beginner.

• 🟣 Python
  • 🟣 pathlib, itertools, functools, dataclasses, etc. (almost the entire standard library)
  • 🟣 numpy 🟣 scipy 🟣 matplotlib
  • 🟣 plotly
  • 🟣 sympy
  • 🟢 pytorch
  • 🟢 pandas
  • 🟢 pygame, pygame-gui
  • 🟠 plotly dash, dmc
  • 🟠 pytest
  • 🟠 scikit-learn
  • 🟠 sqlite3, sqlalchemy
  • 🟠 openai 🔵 langchain (prompt engineering, pydantic-structured outputs)
  • 🟠 rich 🟠 click 🟠 telebot
  • 🔵 tkinter 🔵 streamlit 🔵 PyQt
  • 🔵 fastapi pyTelegramBotAPI
  • 🔵 pyspark, apache-airflow
  • 🔵 flask
  • ⚪ pymongo
  • other: google api, beautifulsoup, crontab, etc. (basically any as long as there's a decent documentation)
• 🟠 SQL
• 🟠 C++ (omp, MPI, SIMD, Qt)
• 🔵 MATLAB
• ⚪ Rust
• ⚪ R
• ⚪ Julia

• 🟣 VSCode
• 🟣 creating lists in markdown
• 🟢 algorithms, data structures
• 🟢 git (in GitHub[actions, PR, issues, etc.], GitLab, TFS)
• 🟠 $\LaTeX$ (mostly in Overleaf)
• 🟠 ETL/ELT
• 🟠 MSOffice/LibreOffice...
• 🔵 Data Processing (Apache Spark)
• 🔵 SolidWorks
• 🔵 Linux (Ubuntu, WSL)
• 🔵 Docker
• 🔵 Figma
• ⚪ AWS (EC2, lambdas)
• ⚪ Azure DevOps Servers (formerly TFS)

Here are some courses I took during my bachelor's and master's studies:

Fortunately, there is a ton of freely available courses on the internet: YouTube, Coursera, edX have quite a lot of content; some universities also have open courses on their websites. Here are some of the courses I took:

• DeepMind x UCL | Reinforcement Learning by Hado Van Hasselt

• piano (check out this clip) and guitar
• teaching (coding, for example; there's also math olympiades, but it's all in Russian)
• swimming, cycling and hiking
• learning
• coding
  • algorithms
  • puzzle games
  • coming up with coding problems
  • writing unreadable one-liners in Python: check out here (and feel free to add more)
  • check out my progress on leetcode
  • check out my progress on ProjectEuler (see badge below; add me as a friend: 1806518_hxYZDigZ3jQjJZgworwIBfFyol0Qwaj8)
• cinema (let's talk about movies!)
• reading (mostly the classics: Russian and English); some of my favorites include: Perfume, Собачье сердце, Animal Farm, Matilda, Pygmalion
• digital photography (search #ph hashtag in my personal Telegram channel)
• cooking (yes!)

Send me an email: airat.valiullin@tum.de or

and actually use (in no particular order):

• python - a programming language made for humans
• rich - a Python library for rich text and beautiful formatting in the terminal
• project euler - a collection of math+coding problems
• daylio - a digital diary (with an "export as table" feature that empowered this)
• ticktick - a digital planner and tasks tracker
• telegram - a powerful messaging app
• desmos - a collection of free math tools
• 7zip - please don't use winrar
• obs - an open source software for video recording and live streaming
• rawtherapee - an open source raw image processing software
• regexlearn - an interactive platform for learning regular expressions
• factorio - the best factory-building video game about logistics, resource management and optimization

I can't stress enough how much amazing free content there is on YouTube, and here are some of my favorite channels:

• numberphile - popular maths
• 3blue1brown - visual maths
• anthonywritescode - python programming
• Computerphile - popular computer science
• Reducible - algorithms visualized
• NotJustBikes - cities and urban planning
• RobWords - linguistics
• SebastianLague - (physics) simulations
• SpanningTree - visual math and computer science
• vcubingx - visual math and computer science
• StuffMadeHere - DIY, overcooked
• TechnologyConnections - the technology behind everyday devices
• EthanChlebowski - cooking

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