【AWTF2026】Algorithm_English

Algorithm Finalists

AWTF 2026 / ALGORITHM DIVISION

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#1

ALGORITHM DIVISION

tourist

Belarus

BELARUS

RATING

3797

GP30 SCORE

277.0

GP30 RANK

#1

“i'll try to update my answer to "What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?"”

INTERVIEW

How many on-site contests have you participated in?

all of them

Do you follow any pre-contest routines?

trying to wake up

What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?

AWTF2022 - Adjacent Xor Game

Who is a competitive programmer you respect?

ecnerwala & ksun48

How many hours of sleep do you get?

7 hours, unless there's an AGC at 4am

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

i'll try to update my answer to "What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?"

HANDLE

tourist

COUNTRY

BELARUS

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#2

ALGORITHM DIVISION

ksun48

canada

CANADA

RATING

3670

GP30 SCORE

266.0

GP30 RANK

#2

“Lose gracefully to LLMs.”

INTERVIEW

How many on-site contests have you participated in?

A two-digit number.

What were your results in those contests?

Varying.

What types of problems do you enjoy?

I like problems that contain some hidden structure or meaning.

Do you have a favorite problem on AtCoder?

AGC076E (Squared Norm Maximization)

Do you follow any pre-contest routines?

Overdosing on caffeine and adrenaline.

Do you remember the first problem you solved?

Project Euler #1 (Multiples of 3 or 5)

What is the most challenging problem you've ever solved?

Project Euler #851 (SOP and POS)

What do you usually do on holidays?

Project Euler #645 (Every Day Is a Holiday)

Who is a competitive programmer you respect?

tourist & ecnerwala

How many hours of sleep do you get?

I sleep until my alarm or the sun wakes me up.

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

Lose gracefully to LLMs.

HANDLE

ksun48

COUNTRY

CANADA

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#3

AWTF
NO PHOTO
liuhengxi
ALGORITHM DIVISION

liuhengxi

CHINA

CHINA

RATING

3285

GP30 SCORE

205.0

GP30 RANK

#3

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INTERVIEW

Questionnaire

No answer yet.

HANDLE

liuhengxi

COUNTRY

CHINA

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#4

AWTF
NO PHOTO
Kevin090228
ALGORITHM DIVISION

Kevin090228

China

CHINA

RATING

3019

GP30 SCORE

185.0

GP30 RANK

#4

“try to ac on at least one problem”

INTERVIEW

What inspired you to start competitive programming?

by accident

How many on-site contests have you participated in?

2nd ucupf

What were your results in those contests?

5th

What types of problems do you enjoy?

problems set by Kubic

Do you follow any pre-contest routines?

no

Do you remember the first problem you solved?

hello world maybe

What music do you listen to while solving problems?

melodic dubstep

What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?

新年的神谕

What do you usually do on holidays?

sleep until 4pm

Who is a competitive programmer you respect?

apiad

How many hours of sleep do you get?

>10

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

try to ac on at least one problem

HANDLE

Kevin090228

COUNTRY

CHINA

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#6

AWTF
NO PHOTO
ecnerwala
ALGORITHM DIVISION

ecnerwala

United States of America

United States of America

RATING

3619

GP30 SCORE

173.0

GP30 RANK

#6

“Win it all!”

INTERVIEW

Do you have a favorite problem on AtCoder?

AWTF 2024 E - Colorful Stamps was very fun to work on, and also won me the contest!

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

Win it all!

HANDLE

ecnerwala

COUNTRY

United States of America

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#7

AWTF
NO PHOTO
jiangly
ALGORITHM DIVISION

jiangly

CHINA

CHINA

RATING

3607

GP30 SCORE

129.0

GP30 RANK

#7

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INTERVIEW

Questionnaire

No answer yet.

HANDLE

jiangly

COUNTRY

CHINA

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#8

AWTF
NO PHOTO
tour1st
ALGORITHM DIVISION

tour1st

CHINA

CHINA

RATING

3381

GP30 SCORE

114.0

GP30 RANK

#8

“Reach Top 11”

INTERVIEW

How many on-site contests have you participated in?

(IOI'22,) ICPC NAC'24 & '26, ICPC WF'24, AWTF'25

What types of problems do you enjoy?

Problems that require interesting observations and are not too tedious.

Do you have a favorite problem on AtCoder?

AGC029F

Do you remember the first problem you solved?

Codeforces 1A

What music do you listen to while solving problems?

N/A

What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?

CTSC 2016 Suffix Array

Who is a competitive programmer you respect?

Gennady Korotkevich (tourist)

How many hours of sleep do you get?

8

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

Reach Top 11

HANDLE

tour1st

COUNTRY

CHINA

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#8

AWTF
NO PHOTO
turmax
ALGORITHM DIVISION

turmax

OTHER

RATING

3370

GP30 SCORE

114.0

GP30 RANK

#8

“I'll try to strive my best”

INTERVIEW

What inspired you to start competitive programming?

One of my friends in a math camp told me about codeforces, I found it interesting to compete

How many on-site contests have you participated in?

2 (Yandex cup 2023, Yandex cup 2025)

What were your results in those contests?

Bad(

What types of problems do you enjoy?

Problems with short statement and natural question

Do you have a favorite problem on AtCoder?

Don't remember problems

Do you follow any pre-contest routines?

Nothing concrete :)

Do you remember the first problem you solved?

I remember that in my first codeforces contest I had FST on problem A because all samples were squares

What music do you listen to while solving problems?

No music, even listening music before the contest makes solving harder

What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?

I solved problem 1336E2 on codeforces for a lot

What do you usually do on holidays?

Hard to say

Who is a competitive programmer you respect?

I respect all competetive programmers)

How many hours of sleep do you get?

trying to have >=9

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

I'll try to strive my best

HANDLE

turmax

COUNTRY

OTHER

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#8

AWTF
NO PHOTO
noimi
ALGORITHM DIVISION

noimi

Japan

JAPAN

RATING

3177

GP30 SCORE

114.0

GP30 RANK

#8

“I feel like I just barely managed to make it in, but since this is such a great opportunity, I’ll do my best to achieve a good result!”

INTERVIEW

What inspired you to start competitive programming?

I wanted to find other competition opportunities after I did not make it to the Japan Mathematical Olympiad spring training selection.

How many on-site contests have you participated in?

10 or more.

What were your results in those contests?

ICPC 2024 Silver.

What types of problems do you enjoy?

Problems that require many steps to solve, including both typical and ad hoc elements.

Do you have a favorite problem on AtCoder?

AGC23-C

Do you follow any pre-contest routines?

Ventilating my room.

Do you remember the first problem you solved?

ABC001-D. I was impressed when I first learned the imos method.

What music do you listen to while solving problems?

Silence.

What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?

There are too many AGC boss problems that I still have not solved...

What do you usually do on holidays?

I drink with friends and play board games.

Who is a competitive programmer you respect?

anton. His problems are interesting.

How many hours of sleep do you get?

8 hours.

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

I feel like I just barely managed to make it in, but since this is such a great opportunity, I’ll do my best to achieve a good result!

HANDLE

noimi

COUNTRY

JAPAN

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#11

AWTF
NO PHOTO
gblaasnicse
ALGORITHM DIVISION

gblaasnicse

china

CHINA

RATING

3162

GP30 SCORE

107.0

GP30 RANK

#11

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INTERVIEW

Questionnaire

No answer yet.

HANDLE

gblaasnicse

COUNTRY

CHINA

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#11

AWTF
NO PHOTO
Nachia
ALGORITHM DIVISION

Nachia

Japan

JAPAN

RATING

3239

GP30 SCORE

98.0

GP30 RANK

#13

“Stay calm and steady.”

INTERVIEW

What inspired you to start competitive programming?

Activities in the computer club.

How many on-site contests have you participated in?

21 times, including 3 international contests.

What were your results in those contests?

23rd place at IOI.

What types of problems do you enjoy?

Problems where the solution is made faster by designing data structures.

Do you have a favorite problem on AtCoder?

AGC047D Twin Binary Trees

Do you follow any pre-contest routines?

No.

Do you remember the first problem you solved?

Microwave - The 16th Japanese Olympiad in Informatics, Qualifying Round.

What music do you listen to while solving problems?

Yorunite (Hatsuboshi Gakuen)

What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?

-

What do you usually do on holidays?

Sleep at irregular hours.

Who is a competitive programmer you respect?

maspy

How many hours of sleep do you get?

7 hours.

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

Stay calm and steady.

HANDLE

Nachia

COUNTRY

JAPAN

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Not submitted

AWTF 2026

ATCODER WORLD TOUR FINALS

FINALIST PROFILE

GP30 RANK

#12

ALGORITHM DIVISION

peti1234

Hungary

HUNGARY

RATING

3235

GP30 SCORE

89.0

GP30 RANK

#14

“I will do my best to reach a positive score.”

INTERVIEW

What inspired you to start competitive programming?

After some time it came naturally with math.

How many on-site contests have you participated in?

2 international onsites

What were your results in those contests?

5th on AWFT, 24th on ICPC

What types of problems do you enjoy?

I prefer the non-counting problems.

Do you have a favorite problem on AtCoder?

https://atcoder.jp/contests/wtf22-day2/tasks/wtf22_day2_e

Do you follow any pre-contest routines?

Not really, I try to relax before the contest.

Do you remember the first problem you solved?

https://codeforces.com/contest/680/problem/A

What music do you listen to while solving problems?

I prefer silence

What is the most challenging problem you’ve ever solved?

during the contest this: https://atcoder.jp/contests/agc072/tasks/agc072_d

What do you usually do on holidays?

See new places.

Who is a competitive programmer you respect?

tourist

How many hours of sleep do you get?

8+ if I can

What are your aspirations for AWTF2026?

I will do my best to reach a positive score.

HANDLE

peti1234

COUNTRY

HUNGARY

DIVISION / ROLE

ALGORITHM

PROFILE PHOTO

Submitted