Dhairya Bhatt
mathematics & computer science undergrad
about
I'm a second-year Mathematics and Computer Science student at Queen's University Belfast. I build software and care about getting the fundamentals right: correct algorithms, clean structure, and code I can explain line by line. Recent projects include a campus GeoGuessr game with an Elo-based rating system and a pathfinding visualiser comparing BFS, Dijkstra and A*.
I'm Secretary of the Geography Society, where I organise events, raise funding and maintain The Graticule, the society's student-led journal site. I've also been a course representative, a peer mentor in applied mathematics, and for four years the organiser of a school maths competition. I'm looking for a summer 2027 placement in quantitative trading or software engineering.
BSc Mathematics and Computer Science
Queen's University Belfast
Higher Secondary School
Silver Bells Public School
Secretary, Geography Society
Organised events, raised funding, rebuilt The Graticule (the society's student-led journal site).
Course Representative, SVC
Communicated between students and teaching staff/management and organised cohort events.
Peer Mentor, Applied Mathematics (school)
Supported students in applied mathematics.
selected
The Graticule
Student-led geography journal, rebuilt from a Wix site into a custom site with a JSON database and an admin panel so editors can publish without touching code.
QUB GeoGuessr
GeoGuessr-style game set on the QUB campus, using my own photographs and a custom Leaflet map. Distance-based scoring, an Elo-style rating system, and sign-up restricted to @qub.ac.uk emails.
Author of All About Maths
Wrote a book at 13. Raised ₹1.6 lakh through crowdfunding to publish and print 1,200 copies, then sold them and donated the proceeds to local school funding, in instalments as copies sold. Also available as an ebook on Google Play Books.
hobbies & pursuits
things
.png&w=3840&q=75)
.png&w=3840&q=75)
.png&w=3840&q=75)
.png&w=3840&q=75)
.png&w=3840&q=75)
.png&w=3840&q=75)
Geography Society
Organising events, funding, and leading 'The Graticule' journal platform.
Computer Science Society
Hackathons, tech talks, and collaborative development workshops.
Mathematics Society
Problem-solving colloquiums and quantitative discussions.