Physical AI Engineer
The open question is not whether a dual-arm policy can move in
a simulator, but whether the reward and the evaluation still
mean something under the constraints of a real line. Building
those policies and rewards for production robots, with
transferable manipulation skills across manufacturing processes
as the longer aim rather than a result already shown.
Aug '26 - Present
AI Research Team Lead
Live execution can fail in the gap between a decision and its
fill, and between what training can see and what serving can
see. A validation basis-point figure is an upper bound on live
edge, not the edge. Formulated the objective, state, action,
and reward, then held candidates to champion-challenger
evaluation against the production baseline across KRX equities
and index futures, TWSE/TPEx equities, and HKEX equities. The
same evaluation discipline covered trading-research agents and
asset allocation.
The earlier systems had to learn in noisy, partially observable
markets where an order and its fill do not land in the same
step. Built the actor-learner stack and the release gate for
that delay. Uncertainty-aware TD-error modeling and feature
alignment stayed separate research, rather than production
claims.
Dec '23 - Aug '26
Quantitative Developer
A centralized-exchange fill and an on-chain fill are not the
same event, so a shared backtest would have scored the wrong
thing. Built venue-aware simulators and low-latency on-chain
collection for liquidity-provision research, across 5+ global
and 3+ Korean chains.
Sep '23 - Nov '23
Chief of Staff
The slow step was pharmacy matching: distance-based allocation
waited on stock the nearest pharmacy did not have. OCR-assisted
extraction supported matching by inventory rather than by
distance alone. Separately supported the close of a ₩40B Series
B and led the launch of triage-room waiting-time prediction
during the Omicron wave.
Oct '21 - Feb '22