Adilbek Bazarkulov
Hi, I'm Adil. I'm a full stack engineer, and what I care about most is that the thing keeps working when a lot of people use it. By day, I keep a biomedical knowledge graph fast and running in the Ramsey Lab at Oregon State. On the side, I build things people use.
Welcome to my corner of the web.
- 3× hackathon winner: HackUP 2026, BeaverHacks 2025, and QuackHacks 2025
- Work on the NIH Biomedical Data Translator, a knowledge graph research teams query
- Built an AI agent for a live clinical trial at Scripps Research
- Shipped Housey to the App Store and Google Play, around 200 people use it
- Speak Kyrgyz, Russian and English. Grew up around horses in Kyrgyzstan
- M.S. in computer science at Oregon State, June 2027, with a minor in Biological Data Science
I started building because of my grandpa. After school in Kyrgyzstan I stayed home to look after him while my friends were out. I had an old computer, slow internet, and my first website: three horsemen made from PNGs I'd downloaded. Click one and it made a noise. He watched me and said, “Three horsemen is not an army.” So I added fifty. He had an idea, I changed a few lines, and we saw it come alive on the screen together.
That feeling never left me. It's still there every time I build something: at a hackathon with friends, racing to get it running before we drive home, or late at night on a side project. Away from the screen I hike, take photos, read and hit the gym. I've also played club volleyball and trained judo.
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