Hello, I'm Jaewon! I'm an undergraduate student at Berkeley studying EECS and pure mathematics. My
research interests gravitate towards adversarial learning in ML and addressing memory underutilization
in Systems. After two years at Berkeley, I took a detour and enlisted in the South Korean army.
Before that, I've been fortunate to have been involved in research at
BAIR and SkyLab,
under the guidance of Chawin Sitawarin and
Jaewan Hong respectively.
At BAIR, I've been involved in developing robust defenses against adversarial attacks, which have
previously been proven to be transferable across
neural networks. Meanwhile, at SkyLab, I used to work on developing ways to tackle the
challenge of memory underutilization within peer-to-peer networks.
Recently, I've been spending most of my free time in the army reading non-fiction novels like
Bad Blood by John Carreyrou,
Empire of Pain by Patrick Keefe, among others.
I've also been learning about new ML subtopics, including RL and CV.
I also have a great passion for teaching, having mentored numerous middle and high school students in science
and math. During my first two years at Berkeley, I've been apart of the EECS 16A course staff for two
semesters, and the Academic Intern team for CS 61C and CS 70.
Outside of academics, some of my hobbies include going to the gym, reading novels, and playing league of
legends. I was part of Berkeley's division 1 collegiate league of legends team, and my top rank was GM on
the korean server!