Isaac Lee

I am currently a sophomore student at Stanford University, majoring in Aeronautics and Astronautics with a minor in Computer Science. I have always been interested in mathematics, physics, and computing, and studying aerospace engineering has allowed me to work at the intersection of these disciplines.

I am particularly drawn to robotics, autonomous systems, and control theory, and I have completed several internships in these areas. I look forward to continuing to explore these fields throughout the remainder of my college experience and beyond.

I studied at Random Math from 2018 to 2023, where I built a strong foundation in competitive mathematics and problem solving. My competition experience includes qualifying for the AIME five times, placing 6th worldwide in the Purple Comet Math Meet, and qualifying for USACO Silver.

In addition to my work at Random Math, I served as president of my high school’s math club for two years. During that time, we doubled the number of AIME qualifiers at our school and became a globally ranked team in the Purple Comet Math Meet.

Studying competition math has enabled me to become a much quicker learner, think on my feet, and synthesize ideas across a wide range of topics.