1st
AI Agent Divergence Hackathon, SF Tech Week 2026
Winning project: an original Dune-inspired web game with realistic physics and a reputation system, where you earn standing from each mission.
Co-founder, College Monte Carlo · Fort Lauderdale, FL
PetrKirsanov
I build products that replace guessing with numbers. Right now that's College Monte Carlo, an AI college-advising platform that simulates a student's admissions odds instead of eyeballing them.
Now
- Building College Monte Carlo
- Senior at American Heritage Schools, class of 2027
Work
2025 – now
College Monte Carlo
AI college advising that replaces the counselor's hunch with a Monte Carlo and Bayesian admissions simulator: probability modeling, milestone tracking, and recommendations tailored to each student. I built the full-stack app and the ranking algorithm and run model QC. 3,300+ visitors so far.
college-monte-carlo.com ↗
Bytes for Better Lives
Site for Florida's largest youth-led digital-equity nonprofit, a 501(c)(3) bridging the digital divide through technology access and digital literacy. I built it with role-based admin access for 12 chapters across 5 countries. The organization has served 5,700+ people and raised $32K+.
“Now it feels much more polished and professional. The updated website makes the nonprofit look more official, allowing us to bring in more volunteers.”Andrey Vasilyev, Bytes for Better Livesbytesforbetterlives.org ↗
Playground
Try the ideaCollege Monte Carlo doesn't guess your odds, it simulates them. This is the toy version: pick an acceptance rate and a number of schools, then watch 5,000 application seasons play out.
admits per season · tap a bar for its share
— of seasons end with at least one admit (theory says —) · — admits on average
Toy model: every school is independent and uses the same rate. The real product uses your stats and each school's own data.
Awards
20263rd
AGI House × Coframe Living Internet Build Day
Top 3 of 17 projects at an application-only build day hosted by AGI House and sponsored by Coframe, alongside AI engineers, founders, and researchers. Team awarded a $1,000 prize, and interviewed for an NHK documentary.
Contact · — in Fort Lauderdale