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tonyhieu/README.md

Anthony Vo's GitHub Page

Welcome to my GitHub page! My name is Anthony Vo, and I am currently a student in the M.S. Financial Mathematics program at the University of Chicago. I've been writing programs since elementary school and am passionate about learning as much as I can about computer science. My current academic interests are high performance computing, interpreters/compilers, and simulation mathematics. You can learn more about me on my socials below:

Feel free to reach out to me at my email address if you would like to collaborate or work with me!

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  1. agentic-trading-system agentic-trading-system Public

    A fully fleshed out environment for AI agents to research trading execution algorithms. Created for Event Horizon Labs as a part of the University of Chicago Project Lab, Spring 2026.

    Python 1

  2. CMSC-33100-Project CMSC-33100-Project Public

    A scheduling algorithm performance tester that simulates different scheduling algorithms in various parameterized environments. Built for CMSC 33100: Advanced Operating Systems.

    Python 1

  3. TTIC-31260-Project TTIC-31260-Project Public

    A testing suite to evaluate Nash equilibria-finding algorithms, the results of which were used in my final paper for TTIC 31260: Algorithmic Game Theory.

    Python