Princeton Games
About Princeton Games
Princeton Games is a set of small campus games made by four Princeton students in the Class of 2030. It is a fan project and not affiliated with Princeton University.
The Team

Latif Tabanli
B.S.E. Computer Science · Class of 2030
Fine-tuned an 8B-parameter language model to near Claude 3.5 Sonnet scores on SWE-bench Verified, and co-founded LocoGo, a travel-routing startup. Earned an A.S. in computer science during high school and led an FTC robotics team to Worlds.

Ben Morales
B.S.E. Operations Research & Financial Engineering · Class of 2030
Prospective minors in SML and Philosophy
Works where math meets policy and ethics, with independent research on partisan and geographic fairness in New Jersey’s congressional districts. Consultant with Princeton University Nonprofit Consulting and Undergraduate Associate at the Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy & Finance.

John Saleh
B.S.E. Operations Research & Financial Engineering · Class of 2030
Prospective minors in Computer Science and SML
Developed a student portal in Java and Python, designs and solders circuits, and contributes to residential construction projects. Member of the PrincetonBuilds summer cohort with Princeton Student Ventures and Hoagie.io.

Angelo Fernando
B.S.E. Operations Research & Financial Engineering · Class of 2030
Prospective minors in Finance and OQDS
Jane Street AMP Scholar in combinatorics, number theory, CS, and trading simulations, and a Yale Young Global Scholars researcher. Ran operations for a student business that processed more than 4,000 transactions.

