I research medical imaging AI and turn it into products. Over 4 years at VUNO, I took chest X-ray and lung CT finding models from research all the way to product, and in my first year I won 1st place in the TIGER international challenge with the digital pathology team. In graduate school, I researched interactive segmentation that cuts physicians' labeling cost. What excites me most is not pushing a few metrics higher, but laying the engineering groundwork that gets models deployed and optimized in real products and lets the team experiment reliably without redoing work. I want to be a colleague who makes meaningful work enjoyable. My full background is in cv.
I craft tools fitted to the way I think. To cut everyday friction and augment my speed, I build the systems I need for work and life, from a terminal session monitor to a dev console to a workspace for AI agents. I believe tidy tools and visual order speed up thinking. Tools I have built and engineering notes live on dev (in Korean), and my daily picks of new AI tools on ai (in Korean).
When I am not working, I read, reflect, and write. Questions about how to live and how to work keep leading me back to engineering. My essays on books and ideas are on writing (in Korean).