I’m a scientist at Sanofi’s Global Manufacturing Science & Technology (MSAT), where I build small-scale models to improve biomanufacturing. Our team works to make biologics production more reliable and efficient.

Before Sanofi, I was a graduate student and postdoc at MIT, studying microbial systems biology and biomanufacturing. I developed a cell culture method to study how microbes interact with their environment, and a multivariate analysis tool to understand their communities. I also interned at PrognomiQ Inc, gaining experience in computational proteomics.

I grew up in South Korea and studied at Seoul National University. I also served as a sergeant in the Marine Corps.