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Michigan Autonomous Aerial Vehicles (MAAV)
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Aug 2023 - Oct 2023
SNU: Growth Hackers
Seoul, Korea
Sep 2020 - June 2021
SNU: Student Venture
Seoul, Korea
Mar 2020 - June 2020
SNU : Silicon Valley Entrpreneurship Fellow Team
Stanford, California
June 2018 - July 2018
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RIUS : Robot Integrated Ultrasound System
Poster for details

Developing a digital interface to a ScannerMAX galvanometer controller for optical coherence tomography (OCT)
Abstract for details

Analysis and Experimental Study of LN2 Cooled No-insulation High-Temperature Superconductor Applied Preliminary Magnetohydrodynamic Ship


Conceptual Design and Analysis of No-Insulation High- Temperature Superconductor Tubular Wave Energy Converter

publications
4. (Thesis Competition) Wonseok Jang, Kyoungmo Koo, and Jaeseok Bang, Published in Korea Hydro Power Industry Association, 2009.
Thesis3. (Manuscript) Kyoungmo Koo, Wonseok Jang, Jeonghwan Park, Jaemyung Cha, and Seungyong Hahn. "Conceptual Design and Analysis of No-Insulation High- Temperature Superconductor Tubular Wave Energy Converter". In Arxiv, 2023. Manuscript ArXiv
2. (Journal) Kyoungmo Koo*, Chaemin Im*, Geonyoung Kim, Jaemin Kim, Seungyong Hahn, and Sangjin Lee. "Design, Construction, and Operation of Liquid Nitrogen Cooled MHD Miniature Ship with No-insulation High Temperature Superconductor Magnet". Published in IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification, 2024. Paper IEEE TTE
1. (Conference) Kyoungmo Koo, Lucia Lee, Morgan McCloud, and Mark Draelos. "Reducing Cost but not Quality with Digital Scanner Interfaces for Optical Coherence Tomography". Accepted to SPIE Photonics West 2025 : Optical Coherence Tomography and Coherence Domain Optical Methods in Biomedicine, 2024, as Oral Presentation. Abstract SPIE OCT
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Republic of Korea Army (ROKA), Missile Strategic Command
Sergeant, Satellite Operation Specialist, ROKA, 2018
As a Sergeant and Satellite Operation Specialist with the Republic of Korea Army’s (ROKA) Missile Strategic Command from August 2018 to March 2020, I played a pivotal role in connecting satellite communication systems between front-line missile battalions and the ROK Joint Chiefs of Staff. This achievement significantly enhanced the effectiveness of communication in critical operational scenarios. Additionally, my leadership skills were recognized with an Excellence Award for successfully leading over 10 squads through battalion-wide combat training exercises. These experiences highlight my dedication to leveraging cutting-edge technology and fostering teamwork to achieve mission success. During my tenure, I prioritized efficiency and excellence in every task, ensuring optimal performance and readiness within the unit. My role as a Satellite Operation Specialist allowed me to contribute directly to the operational capabilities of the ROKA, reinforcing the nation’s defense capabilities. Overall, my time with the ROKA was characterized by a commitment to excellence, innovative problem-solving, and effective leadership in challenging military environments.
Diveroid
Marketing Intern, Diveroid, 2020
During my internship at Diveroid, a dynamic startup nestled in Seoul, Korea, I had the privilege of delving into the exciting world of underwater photography equipment. Through strategic marketing initiatives, I managed to deploy a substantial budget exceeding $20K across social media platforms, reaching diving enthusiasts in over 50 countries and amplifying our brand’s global presence. My role extended beyond traditional marketing as I delved into data analysis, meticulously dissecting the performance of our social media ads. By identifying patterns and optimizing our strategies, we ensured that every click counted, driving engagement and fostering a vibrant online community. One of the most rewarding moments of my journey was orchestrating a Kickstarter campaign that secured over $200K in capital. This achievement underscored the effectiveness of our data-driven growth marketing approach and solidified Diveroid’s position as an industry leader.
Nrise
Data Analyst/Marketing Intern, Nrise, 2021
During my internship at Nrise, an innovative startup nestled in the vibrant landscape of Seoul, Korea, I immersed myself in the world of social dating applications, particularly our flagship product, Wippy. My journey was marked by impactful contributions, including the optimization of push message notifications. Through meticulous user segmentation and personalized messaging strategies, we enhanced user engagement and fostered meaningful connections. Utilizing my analytical skills, I delved into user behavior, analyzing click-rates and identifying effective buzzwords to tailor our notifications for maximum impact. By leveraging SQL and Python, we unlocked valuable insights, shaping our communication strategies with precision and foresight. Moreover, I had the privilege of leading a dynamic team of 10+ project members, facilitating seamless communication between the project team and the management. Together, we navigated challenges, celebrated successes, and drove innovation forward, cementing Nrise’s position as a frontrunner in the social dating sphere.
SNEK
Data Analyst/Marketing Intern, SNEK, 2021
During my enriching internship at SNEK, a forward-thinking economy media startup nestled in the heart of Seoul, Korea, I had the privilege of spearheading impactful initiatives that propelled our platform to new heights. One of my key achievements was optimizing our paying user conversion rate by delving deep into the spending patterns of monthly premium users, utilizing Python for insightful data analysis. To further drive user engagement and platform growth, I proposed and executed targeted Google advertisements aimed at interested potential customers and inactive users, strategically directing user traffic and expanding our reach. Through collaborative efforts and strategic initiatives, I’m proud to have contributed to a milestone achievement of surpassing 160K total users and maintaining over 100K monthly active users on our platform.
BorgWarner
Electrical Engineering Architect Intern, BorgWarner, 2024
At BorgWarner, a global leader in innovative mobility solutions for the automotive industry, I served as an eHardware Architect Intern. During my tenure, I developed user interfaces utilizing a keypad and OLED display connected to an FPGA board via the SPI bus. This involved not only the design and implementation of the user interfaces but also ensuring seamless communication and functionality through the integration of various functional blocks on the FPGA board. I enabled digital signal processing using Verilog/VHDL in the Vivado environment, which required a deep understanding of both hardware and software design principles. Additionally, I participated in designing a circuit prototype and PCB board to optimize signal performance for users. This project provided me with invaluable hands-on experience in hardware design, from schematic creation to layout considerations, and involved collaborating with team members to ensure the design met all necessary specifications and performance criteria. Overall, my time at BorgWarner allowed me to apply and expand my technical skills in digital signal processing and hardware architecture, contributing to the advancement of cutting-edge automotive technologies and gaining a comprehensive understanding of the development process within a leading global company.
Korean Student Association - Graduate (KSAG)
President (May 2024 - Present), Board Member (Aug 2023 - May 2024), Korean Student Association - Graduate (KSAG), 2024
As the leader of an official student-run organization at the University of Michigan, I managed a team of 10 board members to create networking opportunities that helped new students integrate into the university community. Our primary focus was to assist over 150 incoming students, particularly Korean graduate students, post-docs, and visiting scholars, in adjusting to their new environment. We organized events that fostered meaningful social interactions and provided a support system for these students during their transition. By promoting engagement among peers, we helped cultivate a sense of belonging and community within the university. Additionally, I spearheaded the organization of career development events, building connections between Korean tech companies and Korean graduate students at the University of Michigan. These events aimed to bridge the gap between academia and industry, offering students insights into career opportunities and potential pathways in the tech field. This effort not only enhanced the professional prospects of the students but also strengthened ties between the university and international tech industries. Overall, my role involved leadership, event management, and facilitating professional growth for the students, contributing to both their social and career development.