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Horizon36596

The team

About Horizon

We are Horizon (FTC 36596), a dedicated group of high school students based in Oregon that seeks to become the best in the robotics program named the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC). Originally founded in 2026 by leaders from three existing teams, our community, nonprofit team seeks to combine experience from some of the most dedicated students in the world to learn new skills, spread knowledge, and create excellence in everything we do.

Members

Who is on the team

  • Levin

    Levin

    Design / Build / Programming

    Third year in FIRSTformerly FTC 12808

  • Saket

    Saket

    Design / Programming / Business

    Sixth year in FIRSTformerly FTC 23511

  • Nippurn

    Nippurn

    Design / Build / Business

    Fifth year in FIRSTformerly FTC 32154

  • Nico

    Nico

    Design / Build

    Fifth year in FIRST

  • Alejandro

    Alejandro

    Hardware

    Eighth year in FIRSTformerly FTC 750

  • Ian

    Ian

    Programming / Business

    First year in FIRST

  • Dohun

    Dohun

    Programming / Business / CAD

    Fifth year in FIRSTformerly FTC 22489

  • Preetham

    Programming

    First year in FIRST

Recruiting

Join the team

We are looking for high school students in the Portland area who are dedicated and willing to learn. Prior experience helps, but it is not required.

Talk to us about joining

Mentors

Who we learn from

  • Declan Simcich

    Declan Simcich

    Employee at Offset Robotics

    FTC 26000 alumni

    Game strategy, robot hardware, and design philosophy

  • Bilal Chaudhary

    Bilal Chaudhary

    Employee at Offset Robotics

    FTC 26000 alumni

    Robot hardware

  • Joshua Wang

    Joshua Wang

    Student at MIT

    FTC 16460 alumni

    Robot hardware

  • Nishant Vikramaditya

    Nishant Vikramaditya

    Founder of Tektite

    FTC 21229 alumniFIRST Tech Challenge World Champion

    Programming (simulation and replay, command base, etc.)

  • Devyn

    Devyn

    Student on FTC 14343

    FTC 23396 alumni

    Game strategy, programming (simulation, command base, etc.)

  • Patrick Chu

    Patrick Chu

    Student at MIT

    FTC 9614 and FTC 28596 alumni

    Robot hardware and design philosophy