Average score on my school reports.
Code & Court
Building with code. Growing through badminton.
I’m Brandon PK — a high school student exploring computer science, building useful software, and growing through competitive badminton. I believe meaningful progress comes from choosing what matters and giving it your full attention.
What I enjoy learning.
“I like learning new things and sticking with the ones I care about.”
One of my core strengths is knowing what interests me and pursuing it with sustained focus. That approach has shaped both my academic path in Computer Science and my long-term commitment to badminton.
My curiosity began with programming and grew into a deeper interest in informatics, data structures, algorithms, and artificial intelligence. I enjoy the process behind a solution: breaking a difficult problem into smaller parts, testing ideas, learning from what fails, and refining the result.
Outside competitions, I turn ideas into web and software applications. I take on the whole process—from planning data and interfaces to debugging and improving how an application works.
Some things I’m proud of.
English test score.
College entrance test score.
Gold Medalist at the PENABUR Championship.
Qualified for the provincial round of the Informatics Olympiad.
Represent my school in many competitive tournaments, with semifinalist and finalist finishes.
Projects & ideas.
I learn by making things. I’ll add more projects and notes here as I work on them.
Websites & software
Apps I’ve built myself, from planning how they work to designing the screens and fixing bugs.
Programming challenges
Practice with algorithms and data structures to solve problems clearly and efficiently.
What I’m learning next
Small projects to explore computer science, data, and artificial intelligence.
I’ll add links and more details as each project is ready.
Badminton & problem solving.
Keep practicing.
Badminton has been part of my life since elementary school. Training and competing have taught me discipline, sportsmanship, and how to stay composed under pressure. As a core player for my school, I’ve learned to trust my teammates and keep improving after every match.
Try, learn, improve.
When a program doesn’t work, I look for the problem, try a new approach, and learn from the result. I do the same after a match: think about what I can improve and keep practicing.
What I hope to do.
I hope to study Computer Science at university and become a software engineer who builds useful technology.
Keep learning
Study computer science, software, and artificial intelligence.
Make things together
Join coding projects, hackathons, and student tech groups.
Keep playing
Continue badminton and make time for a healthy balance.
Build useful tools
Use technology to help solve everyday problems.
Let’s connect.
I’d love to hear from students, teachers, and people who enjoy making things.