Grant Hur is a software engineer and incoming Johns Hopkins freshman with five years of hands-on experience building games, mobile apps, and research-grade tooling. He began coding at age 10 and has shipped a published strategy game, contributed to open-source projects like Arcade, and won first place in his division at the 2024 Lockheed Martin Code Quest. His work ranges from Python and C++ performance-focused algorithms to SwiftUI iOS apps with Firebase authentication, including a student-facing ASDRP Central app and a Raspberry Pi/OpenCV freezer monitor with OCR alerts. Equally comfortable in competitive programming and user-facing product development, he combines strong academic results (4.0 UW GPA, 14 APs) with practical experience deploying real-world systems and engineering for scale.
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