Senior Researcher at Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute | KAERI
Daejeon, South Korea
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Yeon Jung is a senior researcher and principal nuclear engineer with a PhD in Nuclear Engineering from Seoul National University and over a decade of experience developing high-fidelity reactor physics and transport tools. She led reactor physics tool development at Argonne National Laboratory, contributed to DOE-NEAMS projects, and recently joined KAERI to advance applied nuclear research in Daejeon. Her work spans whole-core transport (nTRACER), multigroup cross-section generation (MC2-3), and capability extensions for VHTR analysis, reflecting deep expertise in computational reactor physics. An active developer on the widely used MOOSE multiphysics framework, she has contributed careful refactors and HFEM kernel improvements that strengthen diffusion and DG kernel implementations. Yeon pairs rigorous academic training with practical code development, often bridging research prototypes and production-grade simulation tools. Colleagues note her knack for turning complex numerical methods into maintainable, test-backed software.
5 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Nuclear Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Nuclear Engineering at Seoul National University
Contributions:65 reviews, 26 commits, 20 PRs in 1 year 6 months
Contributions summary:Yeon's commits primarily involve refactoring and renaming core components, and modifying files related to "HFEM" (High-Order Finite Element Method) kernels, boundary conditions, and diffusion kernels within the MOOSE framework. These changes include renaming kernels, adding new variable versions, and updating test files. The user is working to improve the DGKernel and LowerDIntegratedBC.h classes as well.
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