Angelina Antony
Math & CS @ UC Berkeley
Hey, I’m Ang! I’m a freshman at UC Berkeley studying Math & CS, an active Venture Partner at Contrary, and a member of Cal’s policy debate team.
In high school, I debated Lincoln-Douglas: I ranked 4th internationally, quarterfinaled the Tournament of Champions, and placed at 25 tournaments. I’m interested in designing computer systems (currently: compiler optimization for AI inference) as well as custom hardware. I’m a USPTO patent-pending inventor of a medical device that combines hardware for collecting lung sounds and temperature data with embedded ML for respiratory health classification.
Outside of tech, talk to me about philosophy, especially the postmodernist thinkers, and, of course, sports cars :)
01 Projects
- Fusebox
A kernel fusion compiler. Detects fusable GPU kernel chains with torch.fx and emits fused Triton kernels — 2.95× over baseline PyTorch on a T4.
- 4-Bit Processor
A working 4-bit CPU built from 74-series chips on a breadboard — logic gates up through a selector, adders, latches and flip-flops, an ALU and accumulator, and finally a program + control ROM running CHUMP programs on their own.
- LungML
A device that listens to lungs. MEMS microphone audio plus temperature data, classified on-device for abnormality detection — 92% sensitivity. Patent-pending with the USPTO.
02 Debate
Debate Résumé →My Journey →Watch Me Debate →
- Varsity Policy Debate @ UC Berkeleycurrent
- Ranked 4th Internationally in Debate
- Quarterfinalist @ Tournament of Champions
- Champion @ UNLV, TOC Digital
- 8 Career Bids — Eliminations @ 25 international tournaments
03 Writing
- On predetermination
Do we have conscious control over our actions, or are we acting out a life already written from start to end?