About

About me

A first-generation college student who likes systems that are dependable, people-friendly and well documented.

I’m a junior studying Computer Science with a minor in Statistics at Texas A&M University, graduating in May 2027. Most of my work is on the backend: APIs, infrastructure and reliability tooling. More and more of it involves agentic AI that has to act safely on real systems.

I’m also drawn to human-computer interaction. In the lab I design and test interfaces for AR smart glasses and VR, and that work keeps me focused on the people who will actually use what I build.

I speak English and Korean fluently. Outside class, I serve as an undergraduate representative for Women in Science and Engineering (WISE), and I teach as a TA and peer teacher.

Skills

Languages

Python, TypeScript / JavaScript, C++, Java, SQL, R

Backend & cloud

Node.js, REST APIs, AWS (S3, CloudFront, Route 53, ACM), Terraform, GitLab CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes (K3s)

AI & data

LLM agents and tool calling, MCP, PyTorch / Hugging Face, Prophet, Streamlit, Splunk

Systems

MPI parallel programming, SLURM on HPC clusters, Linux

HCI & XR

Unity, AR smart-glasses UI, user-study design, accessibility

Coursework

Machine Learning, Algorithms, Software Engineering, HCI, Parallel Computing, Cloud Computing

Involvement

WISE undergraduate representative

I coordinate events and undergraduate engagement for Women in Science and Engineering, including Howdy Week and Club Crawl outreach.

Teaching

As a teaching assistant I hold weekly office hours, run a section and grade. Before that I was a peer teacher for ENGR 102.