I am a researcher with a Master's degree in Medicine from Inje University, South Korea, specializing in Cancer Biology, Viral Oncogenesis, and the Tumor Microenvironment. My work has focused on understanding the role of viral genes in cancer progression, contributing valuable insights that drive new therapeutic approaches.At Helix Biogen Institute, I design multi-epitope subunit, mRNA, and DNA vaccines against viral diseases, applying my expertise in Molecular and Cell Biology. My technical skills include cell culture, confocal microscopy, flow cytometry, PCR, Western blotting,and genomic analysis. Teaching and mentoring are core to my professional identity, and I am passionate about fostering the next generation of scientists. I am equally committed to community development, having promoted gender equality and youth empowerment through the Voice4Change program.Recognized with awards like the Brain Korea 21 Plus Scholarship, I have published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at international conferences. I aim to continue advancing medical research and collaborating on innovative solutions to global health challenges.