Summary
Way Win is a systems-oriented software engineer and team captain based in Singapore with 10 years of hands-on experience in low-level programming and high-performance computing. He blends a double major in Computer Science and Mathematics with practical expertise in building and operating multi-node clusters—from physical racking to running production HPC workloads. Notable achievements include assembling a multi-node cluster in a week, troubleshooting complex HPC application issues, and compiling particle track reconstruction software under competition time pressure. His internship at the National Supercomputing Centre involved tuning mixed-precision HPL benchmarks and experimenting with Ozaki matrix multiplication, highlighting a strong focus on numerical methods and performance optimization. Equally comfortable in hardware-adjacent operations and systems programming, he’s on a continuous systems-programming arc that favors practical experimentation and reproducible performance gains. Colleagues rely on him for tackling obscure runtime problems and delivering working, optimized solutions under tight timelines.
10 years of coding experience
PhD in Further Maths, PhD in Further Maths at Raffles Institution
CS+Math Double Major, CS+Math Double Major at National University of Singapore