Making LLMs run better
Analyzed operation-level latency in dynamic quantization and implemented a Triton kernel for LayerNorm fusion.
Thinking deeply.
Building efficiently.
I explore how to make AI more efficient — from the kernels that run it to the models that understand our world.
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models and systems.
My background spans computer science and industrial engineering at UNIST. I’m interested in the whole path from training a model to making it run well, with experience in research labs and AI startups.
From computation to understanding.
Analyzed operation-level latency in dynamic quantization and implemented a Triton kernel for LayerNorm fusion.
Trained Nano-GPT-based Transformers from scratch, adapted custom KV caching, and built a Valorant-domain world simulation model in collaboration with ETRI.
Collected and processed news and travel data, then fine-tuned language models for sentiment analysis in finance and travel.
Transformer training, custom KV caching, and world simulation for the Valorant game domain in collaboration with ETRI.
Advisor: Prof. Jooyeon KimOperation-level latency analysis for LLM dynamic quantization and Triton-based LayerNorm kernel fusion.
Advisor: Prof. Jongeun LeeTravel data crawling and processing, with KoBERT and KoGPT fine-tuning for sentiment analysis.
News collection and preprocessing, and KB-AIBERT fine-tuning for financial news sentiment analysis.
Advisor: Prof. Yongjae LeeUlsan National Institute of Science and Technology
B.S. studies in Computer Science and Engineering
Minor in Industrial Engineering · Started March 2021
2nd KAIST–POSTECH–UNIST Data Science Competition
U-Challenge Festival 2021
1st UNIST–POSTECH–KAIST Data Science Competition
C · C++ · Python · R
HTML / CSS / JavaScript · React
PyTorch · TensorFlow · Scikit-learn
JAX · Triton
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