Evan Yu

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Hackathons

This is a complete list of all hackathons i've attended over the last few years.

TreeHacks 2026

Feb 2026🏆 1st Place - Education Track (Zoom) | Best Creation with HeyGen Avatar APIStanford University

Built an accessible AI tutor platform that teaches any topic over video calls in a non-judgmental environment. Generates MANIM animations for math concepts and integrates with Desmos for interactive teaching.

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UTRAHacks (2026)

Jan-Feb 2026🏆 Best Use of Snowflake APIUniversity of Toronto

Built "Mission Control / The Trident" - Completely rebuilt the arduino IDE in the browser complete with LSP, compiling/uploading, and an ai agent. Won best use of Snowflake API.

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UofTHacks 13

Jan 2026🏆 Best Use of VultrUniversity of Toronto

Built an AI-powered recruiting platform with a live OA using Gemini Live. Deployed on Vultr (Object Storage, Container Registry, Compute, Managed Postgres).

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DeltaHacks 12

Jan 2026McMaster University

Trained an ML model on Toronto Police data to "predict" crime, fires, accidents, and more.

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CalHacks 12.0

Oct 2025Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, CA (UC Berkeley)

Built an AI-powered coding assessment platform focused on real-world engineering skills (not algorithm puzzles).

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Undercity

Jul 2025Github HQ, San Francisco, CA (Invite-only)

Spent 3 days compiling Linux drivers for Intel RealSense on Raspberry Pi.

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Scrapyard Toronto

Mar 2025🏆 2nd PlaceToronto, ON

Hosted by Hack Club. Built a robot + taser controlled via Twitch chat.

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UTRAHacks 2025

Feb 2025🏆 Best Use of GenAIUniversity of Toronto

Hosted by UofT UTRA. Built a mental health support robot using multiple locally hosted models.

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Hack the Ridge 2024

Dec 2024🏆 2nd PlaceIroquois Ridge High School

High school hackathon. Trained a classifier to detect bradycardia in ICU neonatal infants.

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SEEKJR 2024

Nov 2024Honourable MentionUniversity of Toronto

Private hackathon for high school students hosted by UofT RSX. Ran TensorFlow on Android to detect patterns.

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