To Kim is a PhD student and Graduate Research Assistant at Carnegie Mellon University's Language Technologies Institute with eight years of experience building and teaching applied machine learning systems. He holds an M.Eng. in Computer Science from UCL and has a strong track record of research and applied projects—from publishing at SIGIR and AlexaPrize venues to developing production-facing chatbots for UK healthcare organizations. His background blends academic rigor (research roles and TA duties in ML and geospatial programming) with industry exposure as an ML engineer intern and data analyst using Python, Hadoop, GCP, and NLP APIs. He also led student-facing initiatives at UCL—creating widely-adopted ML tutorial series and organizing in-class Kaggle competitions—demonstrating an ability to communicate complex ideas and grow developer communities. Notably, he was selected for competitive programs including a Google Developers ML bootcamp and a KAIST/KAIST-sponsored AI bootcamp, reflecting both technical talent and initiative.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Language and Information Technologies, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Language and Information Technologies at Carnegie Mellon University
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