ROKA (Republic of Korea Army) Technical Research Personnel is an alternative military service in South Korea, allowing qualified Individuals with advanced degrees or expertise in technical fields such as computer science, engineering, or scientific research to serve in technical and research roles instead of active military duty. The selection process is competitive and usually based on academic achievements, skills, and qualifications.- Lead Software Manager/Architect @ Korea National Team AI Coaching Platform Development Developed & deployed a Python package for AI coaching focused on badminton and para-badminton. This package enabled full match analysis, including player performance tracking and shuttlecock trajectory analysis.- Research Engineer @ KAPE (Korea Institute for Animal Products Quality Evaluation) Carcass Evaluation ProjectDeveloped software for prototype inspection equipment to estimate the curvature of the carcass based on the curvature of the light's projection on it.

Participated in major part of the development of a game named Re:CONSTRUCTOR as part of SNUGDC (Seoul National University Game Developing Club). Developments are still in progress, and details are prohibited to share due to NDA.Also worked as Junior Game Designer when the workforce was in need. Utilized project management skills and documentation skills together with basic game designing knowledge.- Top 2 DEVSISTERS in Game Club Demonstration- Finalist in NEXON Dream Members

Supervised Senior Design I/II to enable students to engage in the design and execution of major software projects. Through this course, students were able to:- Identify, acquire, research, and explain major issues related to specific topics- Identify and discuss key questions for a deep understanding of specific topics or technologies- Create concrete projects based on specific topics and apply their knowledge and skills

Instructed Complexity Theory to students who are from ESIEA (École Supérieure d'Informatique, Électronique, Automatique) located in Paris, France. The areas include but not limited to the following areas:- Regular languages and finite automata- Grammars- Stacked automata and Turing machines- Algorithmic complexity- Complete enumeration and dynamic programming- Class P: polynomial reductions and study of 2-SAT- NP-complete class: membership proof of classical problems

Each team focused on a part of the software (graphical frontend, cloud backend, algorithm core, etc.) to construct and refine a large software base. As part of the device emulator team, I worked together to build something real; gaining operational experience through the deployment of a useful system on the Internet and making it available for users across the world. The focus of the project was on cloud IoT and the development of software platforms that drive IoT applications, as opposed to hardware or wireless concepts.