I hold a Ph.D. in Biotechnology, followed by two postdoctoral fellowships. At Soongsil
University (South Korea), I completely transitioned into a computational data analyst by
mastering High-Performance Computing (HPC) and essential technical skill sets. During this
time, I developed automated scripts to execute high-throughput virtual screening of
massive compound libraries and engineered robust cheminformatics pipelines to accelerate
drug discovery workflows. Later, at the University of Vienna (Austria), I focused on
building ML-driven preclinical frameworks in collaboration with Roche Pharmaceutical,
correlating historical in vivo data points to reduce control groups. Currently, I am a
Research Scientist at UR Advanced Therapeutics, supporting the team with the molecular
modeling of peptides using advanced molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, as well as
developing multiomics data analysis pipelines.
Throughout my career, I have been driven by a deep interest in uncovering
insights at the intersection of computation and biology. I specialize in AI-assisted drug
discovery, cheminformatics, and computational chemistry, with an ongoing focus on extending
my expertise into multiomics data analysis. I maintain a strong enthusiasm for programming
languages, advanced TechBio concepts, and their direct application to solving complex
biological challenges.