Yongkyun Lee

Yongkyun Lee has worked in a variety of roles in the software engineering and analyst fields since 2016. In 2016, they were a Software Engineer Intern at EditCollective, where they designed forms for manufacturing concrete pieces and worked on urban/real estate/environmental analysis of buildings. Yongkyun also served as a Squad Commander (Sergeant) for the Republic of Korea Army that year. In 2018, they were a Software Developer Part-time at Caltech and a Research Intern at NAVER Corp, where they researched instrument recognition of classical music and implemented state-of-art research on instrument recognition and TTS using PyTorch. In 2019, they were a Software Engineer Intern at Onclusive (formerly AirPR), where they researched and developed a url-based spam filter and developed a top publication domain monitoring pipeline. In 2020, they were a Summer Analyst at Goldman Sachs and a Software Engineer Intern at Lablup Inc., where they implemented group and domain level dotfile support and service port validation upon kernel creation and developed storage proxy support for XFS and advanced features for the Backend. AI virtual folder system. In 2021, they were an Analyst at Goldman Sachs and a Founding Engineer at PageNow, where they launched an open-source Chrome extension for real-time activity sharing and designed and built a secure and scalable serverless real-time presence and chat API from the ground up using AWS services. Yongkyun is currently a Software Engineer at Onehouse.

Yongkyun Lee attended Korean Minjok Leadership Academy from 2012 to 2015, where they obtained their high school degree. Yongkyun then went on to attend Caltech from 2015 to 2021, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Business/Economics/Management. In April of 2020, they also obtained a Terminal Live 2019-2020 certification from Citadel.