Amirassyl Sagyndyk builds software you can see, hear, and move through.
I study Computational Sciences at Minerva University, a programme that moves between cities. I'm from Kazakhstan, in Tokyo this semester, and back in San Francisco for summer 2027. I like work where math meets an interface: pose tracking in the browser, numerical solvers written from scratch, real-time 3D.
Selected projects
All projects →Serotonin Pod
A browser-based wellness experience prototyped for the Exploratorium. You name what you feel, then a voice guide and live pose tracking walk you through a body pose or breathing exercise matched to that emotion.
SF Location Intel
A hackathon prototype for a nonprofit newsroom that pulls San Francisco open data about a street into one view, plus a daily email digest of newly registered businesses.
SIR epidemic simulation
A numerical simulation of how COVID-19 could spread through Karaganda, Kazakhstan, using the SIR model and Euler's method written from scratch.
Experience
Full résumé →Exploratorium
Software Engineer, Civic Project Partnership (via Minerva University)
Minerva University
Mathematics Research Assistant
Yale University
Yale Young Global Scholars Program Fellow
xCellence Robotics
Programmer, FIRST Robotics Team
Writing
All posts →- Hello from Tokyo
Why this site exists and what I plan to write here.
Get in touch
I'm looking for a software engineering internship for summer 2027, anywhere in the US. I'm eligible for CPT. The fastest way to reach me is email.