Studied architecture at Sungkyunkwan University and completed a combined masters and doctoral program in "Smart City & Space Design" track at the Department of Global Smart City, which was selected for the BK21 program. Successfully defended doctoral dissertation and is scheduled to receive Ph.D. degree in August 2025. The main areas of interest are visualization and optimization of architectural data, with a focus on expressing information about the architectural design process through digital media. The doctoral dissertation proposed a novel paradigm applying Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) to architectural design, systematically integrating designer subjectivity into computational design processes. This research addresses the fundamental "Representation Problem" in existing CAAD methodologies and realizes a human-AI collaborative model that balances objective performance with subjective preferences. During undergraduate studies, participated as a graphic designer for the remodeling project of Myeong-dong Young Plaza B1F at SOA Design, an interior design firm, in 2016. In 2017, conducted a project representing Sungkyunkwan University at the Seoul Urban Architecture Biennale and participated in the exhibition. From 2019 to 2022, served as a teaching assistant for digital design courses at Sungkyunkwan University's Department of Architecture, conducting various initiatives to reduce entry barriers for digital media in architectural education.