Arjun Vikram
Member Of Technical Staff at OpenAI
San Francisco, California, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolArjun Vikram is a Member of Technical Staff at OpenAI with nine years of experience building systems and ML research code, blending a Stanford BS/MS in Computer Science and Mathematics with hands-on engineering. He has worked across academia and industry—from NLP research at Stanford SAIL and video-modeling optimization at Etched to ML engineering at DagsHub and systems roles at Halliday—bringing both research rigor and production sensibilities. Based in San Francisco, he organizes large-scale student events (TreeHacks) and has contributed playful, beginner-friendly algorithm implementations and code-golf optimizations on GitHub, reflecting a taste for elegant, terse solutions. A proud Arch Linux user, he pairs low-level systems fluency with applied AI research to speed up transformers and build reliable tooling that bridges prototypes to production.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
High School Diploma STEM Concentration, High School Diploma STEM Concentration at School of Science And EngineeringBS/MS Computer Science (Systems Artificial Intelligence) and Mathematics, BS/MS Computer Science (Systems Artificial Intelligence) and Mathematics at Stanford University
Stackoverflow
1,042reputation
90kreached
35answers
27questions
Github Skills (15)
recursion10
sorting-algorithms10
algorithms10
bash10
python10
user-friendly10
java9
javas9
sed8
jersey6
tomcat6
servlet6
dependency-injection6
hk26
jax-rs6
Programming languages (13)
Github contributions (5)
ReciHub/FunnyAlgorithms
Oct 2019 - Oct 2021
A repository with a bunch of funny algorithms, beginners friendly
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Full-stack DeveloperContributions:9 commits, 5 PRs in 2 years
Contributions summary:Arjun primarily contributed to the repository by implementing various algorithms and utilities, predominantly related to the repository's focus on "funny algorithms." Contributions include implementations of sorting algorithms (bogosort, stalin sort), and other functional programming tasks such as factorial, fibonacci sequence, and fizzbuzz. The user also demonstrated familiarity with Bash scripting, Java, and Python, and engaged in code golfing to optimize a prime number generator.
funny-experimentsfirst-timersbeginners-friendlyfunny-algorithms
arjvik/AMC-Club
Jan 2019 - Oct 2023
Contributions:89 pushes, 1 branch in 4 years 9 months
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