Summary
Yohan Min is a Postdoctoral Scholar with eight years of interdisciplinary experience at the intersection of energy infrastructure, data-driven modeling, and project management, currently based at UC Santa Barbara. He combines rigorous statistical analysis and simulation (R, Python, GIS) with practical implementation experience from international development and industry roles at UNDP, IRENA, and DSME. His work spans energy planning, resiliency and equity-focused infrastructure projects, and academic research in the built environment, informed by teaching and research appointments at University of Washington and Dartmouth. PMP certified and experienced in field operations and procurement, he uniquely bridges technical modeling with on-the-ground delivery and stakeholder coordination. Outside academia he brings resilience and leadership from instructing and coaching roles, global travel, and adventurous pursuits—from high-altitude trekking to SCUBA rescue certification—reflecting a practitioner comfortable in complex, cross-cultural environments.
7 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Built Environment, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Built Environment at University of Washington
Summer school Regional Studies, Summer school Regional Studies at National Chung Hsing University
One semester exchange Business Administration, One semester exchange Business Administration at Nanjing University of Science and Technology
Master of Science in Engineering Civil/ Industrial Engineering, Master of Science in Engineering Civil/ Industrial Engineering at Purdue University
Summer school Regional Studies, Summer school Regional Studies at Shandong University
Technical University of Denmark
One semester exchange Mechanical Engineering, One semester exchange Mechanical Engineering at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Bachelor's Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor's Mechanical Engineering at Ajou University
English, Korean, Chinese