Princeton Math Tournament

Maiya's leading our sponsor relations efforts, reaching out to and ensuring that our sponsors get everything they need out of the event (and that the sponsors can help us make the event as good as it can be!). She's also helped write and test problems.

William's working on writing and consolidating the final list of problems for the tournament. He also serves as our team "safety" coordinator, ensuring that all members and participants feel that PMT is a safe, welcoming space for them.

Jonathan's done a lot of the problem writing, and helped with content management for the website. He's also our "not poker" expert, who helps us stop participants and organizers from dangerous gambling-like activities.

Outside of PHSMT, Jonathan co-directed hackPHS 2025!

Alex has jumped between every team as needed at the moment. He's written a lot of the problems, helped create and send out marketing, and contributed here and there to the website.

Mateo's played a really big role in writing problems and making marketing materials for PMT. He's also serving as our statistical games expert.

Jay wrote many of the problems for the lower division of PMT, and helped a lot with marketing for Div B. He's also served as PMT's main problem tester

Yoav contributed problems for all three rounds, and helped the marketing team get the word out.

Oscar's been involved in all parts of Princeton Math Tournament. He contributed a lot to the problem bank, helped with marketing, and helped a bit with the web development

Outside of PMT, Oscar's helping organize hackPHS 2026

Daniel is writing problems for PMT, and is helping to market the tournament.

Om designed, prototyped and built the website for PHS's Math Team and PMT. He's also leading work on a real-time test grader for the competition.

Outside of Princeton Math Tournament, Om co-directed hackPHS 2025, and likes doing random shenanigans