2021~ American Mensa Member
2018: Software intern at Looma Education (non-profit organization)
2019: Executive and Technical Director for MenloHacks (high school hackathon based in Silicon Valley)
2020: Laboratory internship at Messersmith Lab (located in UC Berkeley)
2021 Engaged in research on machine learning and matching theory at the National Institute of Informatics (NII), Japan
2021: Won the Excellence Award at the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) National Student Research Presentation
2021: Oral Presenter at 117th SIG-FPAI run by the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence
2022: Software Engineering Intern at General Task
2022: Invited Poster Presenter at World Conference on Computers in Education(WCCE) 2022

Driven by the quest for knowledge, I have been passionate about addressing and solving our current global social issues through the application of computer science. With the support of the National Institute of Informatics, I’ve been studying a matching problem on course allocation, in which I focus on how fairness can be maximized through combinatorial optimization. During the pandemic two years ago, I realized the importance of molecular genetics and would like to study this field more. My dream for the future is to enrich the daily quality of life through computer science and biotechnology and become part of an innovative force using AI for the common good.