Anton Ivanov

St. Petersburg, Russia

ITMO University — BSc, Applied Mathematics and Informatics

Sept 2025 – June 2029

AI360 Program · St. Petersburg, Russia

  • Elite AI & maths track built to grow fundamental AI researchers.
  • Mathematical analysis, linear algebra, discrete maths, probability theory, algorithms.

Y Combinator — Online Startup School

Course

Sensor Language Models (SLM) research

Jan 2026 – present

In progress: reimplementing Sensor Language Models on a custom biometric dataset for mental-state detection.

  • Using the optiHealth platform infrastructure for continuous physiological data collection.
  • Research in collaboration with Yuri Rykov.

Full-stack data collection and analytics system tracking continuous health metrics (sleep, EEG, HR, HRV) to evaluate nootropic and training effects.

  • Sync engine on Health Connect and Supabase Edge Functions with Zstandard compression — six months of HR, steps and sleep data in 20 seconds.
  • Automated analysis engine over the stored data in Python.
  • Next.js site for visualisation with interactive charts.
  • Currently building an “everything is a vector” paradigm: daily embeddings of user data for deeper, less biased insight.

Interactive retro pixel-art dream mystery powered by autonomous LLM reasoning agents.

  • Custom PixiJS engine with dynamic tilemaps, shaders, and real-time state manipulation.
  • Self-contained agent runtime using Gemini 3.7 reasoning models for contextual NPC dialogue and world reactions.

AI Reader PWA

Oct 2024 – Jan 2025

Open-source progressive web app that folds LLMs into the reading flow.

  • RAG-based book search and automated quiz generation with the Vercel AI SDK and Supabase Edge Functions.
  • Built during the ChromeOS × Sirius Education Center hackathon.

Decentralised marketplace letting creators mint and sell voxel builds as NFTs.

  • Reimplemented custom server logic with Minestom and Kotlin, replacing the official Microsoft codebase.
  • Go helper microservice for blockchain and FunC smart-contract integration.
  • Telegram bot using Web-App technology so users view their 3D builds on-device.
  • Highlighted at The Open League Hackathon.

Ported a complete GNU/Linux (SailfishOS) system to an ARM Android smartphone.

  • Adapted proprietary Binder-based Android drivers to glibc through libhybris — every subsystem functional.
  • Over 2,000 downloads and a 200+ user community.
Winner

HSE University CS Research Project Competition, with the Linux port — full BSc scholarship

Top 5%

National prizewinner, Tier 1 “Vysshaya Proba” and Tier 2 “Technocup” informatics olympiads — full BSc scholarship

Winner

National project competitions: Big Challenges, Higher Pilot, Step into the Future

1st place

MEPhI Nuclear Hack · Central University Hackathon · OctusBridge deployment hackathon (Everscale)

Languages

PythonC++GoKotlinTypeScriptJavaFunCBash

Technologies

LinuxLow-level Android OSLLM applicationsPrompt engineeringRAG

Domains

Biohacking & health analyticsTech startupsBlockchainSmart contracts

Sport

Marathon trainingRock climbing