My current research focuses on nanocomposite membranes, microfabrication, and energy harvesting devices, with an emphasis on developing electrospun nanocomposites to enhance dielectric properties and surface charge density. I am proficient in various characterization techniques, including FE-SEM, XRD and FTIR as well as in modeling tools such as COMSOL, SolidWorks, Simulink, and MATLAB. Additionally, I contribute to project proposals for the National Research Foundation of Korea, particularly in the areas of advanced materials, energy harvesting technologies, and sensor integration. My responsibilities include designing research methodologies, drafting technical sections, and outlining implementation plans for triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) with applications in smart cities and wearable technologies.

- Construction and commissioning of 20,000 m3 cryogenic ethylene storage tank including three BOG compressors and one propylene refrigeration unit.- Equipment installation and commissioning of 100 TPD cryogenic air separation unit (Linde)- Carried out mechanical completion work for 400TPD VCM plant including one EDC cracker furnace (Heurtey petrochem) and one incineration unit (John Zink)