Thousands of people trust STEMist. Here's Why.
STEMist is a 501 (C) (3) certified nonprofit organization run by qualified high school students, who have obtained medals in several academic competitions. Our top priority is student satisfaction, and we are dedicated to ensuring that all participants enjoy the events.
Join us for an exciting event where creativity, innovation, and problem-solving come together! Participants will take on engaging challenges, think outside the box, and explore new ideas through technology and design. Whether you’re new to coding or already experienced, the STEMist Code Jam is the perfect opportunity to learn, create, and have fun!
Step into a hands-on engineering experience where imagination meets real-world making! In the Build-Off, participants will design, construct, and test creative solutions using everyday materials, engineering concepts, and teamwork. From structural challenges to inventive problem-solving, this event encourages students to tinker, prototype, and bring their ideas to life. Whether you're a budding engineer or love building things just for fun, the STEMist Build-Off is the perfect space to explore, experiment, and shine!
Interview Cake is an interactive online platform designed to help software engineers prepare for technical interviews. They offer a structured approach to learning key data structures and algorithms, along with practice questions and detailed explanations. We are incredibly grateful for their generous contribution of over $2500 in prizes for the STEMist Mathathon, which will greatly benefit our participants!
Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) is a renowned leader in mathematics education, offering a comprehensive curriculum, engaging online courses, and a vibrant community for students passionate about mathematics. Their resources are highly respected and have helped countless students excel in math competitions and develop a deep understanding of the subject.
We are immensely thankful for their generous monetary donation to the STEMist Mathathon, which will significantly enhance the event and support our participants' learning journey.
Wolfram is a world-renowned leader in computation and knowledge, widely recognized for Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha, and the Wolfram Language. Their tools and technologies are pivotal in advancing research, education, and innovation across numerous scientific and technical fields. We are extremely grateful for Wolfram's valuable contribution to the STEMist Mathathon, which will provide significant resources and opportunities for our participants.
Jane Street is a quantitative trading firm known for its deep engagement with the mathematical and computer science communities. They are recognized for their support of prestigious mathematics competitions such as the Stanford Math Tournament, Caltech Math Meet, and Berkeley Math Tournament, fostering talent and enthusiasm for quantitative problem-solving.
We are incredibly appreciative of Jane Street's generous sponsorship of the STEMist Mathathon, which will greatly enhance the experience for all our participants and help us promote a passion for mathematics.
In order to become a Bronze Sponsor, you can give us $100 to help us award custom prizes and add your logo to our website.
In order to become a Silver Sponsor, you can give us $200 to get the benefits of a Bronze Sponsor and help us set up organized opening and closing ceremonies while promoting your logo.
In order to become a Gold Sponsor, you can give us $400 and recieve the beneftis of a Silver Sponsor along with a plentiful amount of swag decorated with your logo!
In order to become a Partner, you can give us $1000 get all the advantages of being Gold Sponsor, along with your logo adorned on T-shirts and Large Company Banners!
Shivsai is a sophomore at Washington High School with a deep passion for STEM and loves inspiring younger students to explore it too. He's an avid math competitor, often seen preparing for contests like the AMC and AIME. When he's not solving problems, you'll find him out hiking or spending time with his younger brother.
Ananya is a sophomore at Washington High School who was forced to hike Mission Peak in the summer, alongside her family, with only 2 waterbottles! Other than that, she has a deep interest in math as she is dabbling in competition math and hopes to explore math beyond high school boundaries. Also, you'll find her coding in both C++ and HTML, in a coffee shop with an Iced Chai Tea with her navy blue converses, managing the WHS STEMist website.
In addition, she's always been willing to tutor and teach younger children, testing her teaching strategies for math on her younger sister all the time!
Aditya is a sophomore at Washington High School who loves STEM as a whole, and enjoys bringing new people into its fields. He's a software engineer, using his skills to help speed up, simplify, or automate tasks that would otherwise be tedious or extremely difficult. If he's not coding, you can find him playing poker, chess, or basketball.
Sayan Roy is a sophomore at Washington High School who has been deeply interested in learning math from a young age. He has done math competitions like the AMCs and the MOEMS and joined STEMists to teach other people how to solve problems from those math competitions. Outside of math, he likes reading books, hanging out with his friends, and watching Youtube.
Dev Shah is a sophomore at Washington High School with an interest in STEM, particularly science and programming. He enjoys collaborating with peers that share the same interests as well as being a part of STEM related events. Besides his passion for STEM, Dev likes to run cross country, camp with his boy scout troop, read books, and watch movies with his family.
Shaurya Pawar is a junior at Washington Highschool. He lives with his mom, dad, and sister in Fremont California. He likes helping people out through Stemist and finds joy when people are learning. He plays basketball for school and videogames on the side.
Reach out to the STEMist Washington High School Branch with any questions, especially the ones regarding registering for the compeition!
