Ju-Hwan Moon received his B.A. from Jeju National University in 2016, his M.S. in Disaster Prevention and Safety Engineering from Sungkyunkwan University in 2018 (machine learning-based landslide simulation), and his Ph.D. in the same field from Sungkyunkwan University in 2023 (tsunami hazard mapping based on topo-bathymetry terrain models). He also completed an overseas ICT training program at SUNY Stony Brook (NIPA, 2015). He joined GeoStory Inc. in July 2024 as a Senior Researcher (Manager) in the Technology Research Division, carrying out national R&D projects and leading proposals in precise road mapping, digital twin, and indoor positioning. Since November 2025, he has served as Team Leader of the AI Planning Team in the AI Technology Research Division, leading team operations, strategic planning, and new R&D development while acting as project lead for ongoing work. His experience includes the Three-Dimensional Grid System for national land information (KAIA) and automatic forest-fire fireline detection (Korea Forestry Promotion Institute), where he served as proposal PM through award and execution. He is first author of an SCI paper in Water (2022) and has published widely in domestic and international venues. His research topics mainly include geospatial-information-based R&D, AI and machine learning applications, digital twin, LiDAR, indoor and outdoor positioning, satellite imagery analysis, and disaster simulation.