I am a teaching assistant for two engineering courses at Harvard University: Mechanical Systems (ES125) and Materials Selection & Design (ES192).I have previously been a teaching assistant for Harvard courses in Electrical Engineering, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, Multivariable Calculus, and Life Sciences: Genetics, Genomics, and Evolution.

I work as a research assistant in the Harvard Microrobotics Lab under the mentorship or Professor Robert Wood and Dr. Michelle Yuen.Website: https://www.micro.seas.harvard.edu/peopleI build networked soft and/or rigid-soft hybrid robotic gripper systems with tactile and proprioceptive sensors. Specifically, I design and fabricate sensors for soft robotic systems that can measure local strains within a single sensor device. By training artificial neural networks for reconstruction of sensor state based on changes of measured capacitance and resistance across desired frequency sweep range, I work to reconstruct the formation of gripper robots to provide real-time feedback for adjustments in gripping and manipulation.

I conducted a bibliometric analysis of indexed orthopedic journals’ LMIC authorship and factors contributing to representation disparities. I published two papers, “Evaluation of Low- and Middle-Income Country Authorship in the Global Orthopaedic Literature” in JAAOS: Global Research and Reviews and “Authorship Patterns in the Orthopaedic Journals of Low-Income and Lower-Middle-Income Countries” in Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery.I was mentored by Harvard Medical School Professor Collin May and Harvard Combined Orthopedic Residency Program Dr. Jason Young.

The Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra is America's oldest symphony orchestra, now entering its 211th season.I played violin and viola in the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra.

The Harvard College Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR) was founded to create a forum of exchange for students and young professionals to discuss and learn about the most important economic, political, and social issues facing Asia. Since 1991, HPAIR has organized 43 conferences in 12 different host countries, touching the lives of more than 10,000 students and young professionals.As Associate of Conference programming for the Environment and Energy Sustainability track, I planned the entire panel and seminar programming for my track, and engage directly with panelists and seminar leaders from all over the world to prepare speaking topics and logistics.

As CEO of Harvard DEV, I held P&L responsibility for this $200k+ top-line company that specializes in iOS/Android and Web Development. I led a cross-functional executive team (5) and total staff (20) across 3 separate divisions: Engineering, Design, and Sales. I also conducted quarterly revenue reforecasts, tracked performance metrics, and reported company status to HSA Board of Directors. During my time as CEO, I managed progress, resources, and client relations for 7 engineering / 8 design projects.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0futKulB-kWe are the only Harvard students who run their own Web and App Development Company. Bring your vision and embark on a journey with us.

As a Health Policy and Management Intern, I conducted research with Professor Sara Bleich at the Harvard T.H.Chan School of Public Health on a joint project with Johns Hopkins University and the University of California, Berkeley on a statistical analysis of diet-induced child obesity.

As the marketing intern for the fintech start-up, TomoCredit, I planned and executed various marketing techniques that target the international audience. Through social media, cold outreach, mass email lists, video producing, and jingle creation, I contributed to all aspects of marketing and advertisement for the company.

As a web designer of the Harvard Crimson, I worked on the main cover page redesign throughout the 2019-2020 year. The link to the Harvard Crimson website can be found here: https://www.thecrimson.com/

I served as the Historian, Parliamentarian, and Crimson Yard Representative on the Harvard Undergraduate Council. I was a member of the Executive Board, Rules Committee, Communications Committee, and the First-Year Council. As part of the College X Change Project group, I am working to create an online market platform for Harvard undergraduate students. The website can be found here: https://thecollegexchange.com/

As Research Assistant at the Harvard Kennedy School, I worked closely with Dr. John Park on a project looking into identifying patterns in cybersecurity attacks from North Korea in the past decade. Furthermore, I researched the role of intelligence in North Korea and analyzed the trajectory of North Korean cyber capabilities as a researcher on the Harvard Korea Project: North Korea Cybersecurity Team.My final report looked into North Korea’s high-profile cyber-attacks, including the Sony Pictures retaliation hack of 2014 and the WannaCry 2.0 ransomware attack of 2017. The level of sophistication of technical concepts and procedures, extent of financial damage, and level of international tensions involved were thoroughly analyzed and presented.

As the Democratic Party of Florida Communications Intern, I was responsible for the daily media monitoring tasks for the Democratic Party of Florida. Furthermore, I wrote the ICYMI (In Case You Missed It) reports based on significant press releases, op-eds, and more. These reports were sent to the Democratic Party of Florida members. I also took part in the Rapid Response team that delt with more urgent communications tasks. Overall, I was working to develop the most effective communication strategies with involvement in press relations and advertising to promote the campaign in the media.Please reach out to me at schoi@floridadems.org for more information.

Director of UNESCO: Soy ChoiTopic: Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites During Armed Conflicts & Pesticides

Director of Special Summit on Sustainable Development Topic: Megacities and Climate Change: A Question of Sustainability

Harvard Student Agencies, Inc.(HSA) is the largest student-run company in the world, employing more than 650 undergraduates annually. Founded in 1957, HSA is a multi-million dollar non-profit company.As the Director of Operations, I was responsible for the direction and coordination of the organization. My focus was on keeping the programs we run to be profitable throughout its every function, from human resources to production. Various marketing techniques including social media, AB testing, securing partnerships, and more were utilized. I played my role in expense control, staff management, program production, and intern communication.

As a research assistant at the Harvard Decision Science Laboratory, I assisted in designing and conducting various social behavior experiments. Furthermore, I took part in weekly experiment case studies and statistical analysis sessions in the lab.