C.Y.C

What I do today

I currently work as an engineer in the nuclear power sector in Korea, focusing on components, electrical systems, automation and reliability. My background is in electrical / power engineering, and I’ve worked both on the operations side and as a component engineer.

Outside of work, I run a small home lab where I experiment with:

• Website(like this) for coding, analysis, and note-taking
• Infrastructure and automation using a home server and web-based tools
• Power electronics, control algorithms, and embedded firmware concepts

Things I’ve built or worked on

A few selected projects and experiences that represent how I like to work:

• Plant engineering & overhauls – coordination and execution of maintenance projects (e.g. major component work during outages, RCP stator refurbishment, SWGR maintenance etc), balancing safety, schedule, and cross-team communication.
• Grid-connected solar ESS (academic / lab project) – modeled and implemented control for a grid-tied converter using MATLAB/Simulink and a TMS320F28335 DSP, focusing on stable power transfer and efficiency.
• Home lab & server – hosting services like a web terminal (Wetty), internal tools, and dashboards for experiments, learning, and daily use.
• Robotics / drone ideas – planning and prototyping concepts for a small surveillance drone and control logic for autonomous patrol.

Where I’m heading

I’m actively shaping my next steps around design and analysis rather than pure maintenance. My medium- to long-term interests include:

• Graduate-level work in power electronics & robotics or related applied fields
• Roles that combine power engineering, control, and software
• Working abroad (for example, in the US) on energy, power, or AI-augmented systems
• Building tools that connect industrial engineering with modern software and AI

I like projects where the result is real, measurable, and used by someone – whether that’s a stable power system, a reliable plant component, or a small tool that makes people work easier.

My running services

These are the services I run for myself on this server. Please contact me through my email if you need to access.

Who I am, in short

• Power & energy engineer in the nuclear industry (Korea)
• Strong interest in power electronics, robotics, control, and embedded systems
• Comfortable with coding, scripts, and tools
• Curious about macroeconomics, energy transition, and long-term planning

• Structured, data-driven, and clear about assumptions
• Enjoy connecting hardware, software, and real-world constraints
• Prefer building systems I can actually test and iterate on
• With interaction, mutal support and belief rooted conversations

Now / Next / Later