Hyeonjin Do

• Initiated a business proposal for an AI-driven prevention health engine using big data from wearable devices and payment records.
• Synthesized technical insights from the MIT GSW to evaluate the feasibility and profitability of team ideas.
• Managed cross-functional team discussions to ensure the project met both creativity and reality.

Participate in intercollegiate nursing activities focused on accessible healthcare and social integration for the hearing impaired.

• Provide psychological and spiritual care for terminal patients.
• Maintain a safe and sanitized environment in the hospital children’s library.

• Engaged with discussions on AI deployment challenges, including model compression, trade-offs between accuracy and efficiency, and the limitations of benchmark-based evaluation.
• Developed practical insights in translating AI technology into scalable, accessible real-world applications within global markets.

• Developed an interest in intellectual property issues in AI era through coursework in Intellectual Property Law
• Wrote an analytical essay on the evolving role of patent law in response to emerging technologies, exploring challenges in innovation and regulation

- Suicide Preventation Campaign: Checking Suicidality via PHQ-9 and promoting Counseling Institute

• Led a team in drafting a resolution on the declined status of neutral states in terms of international security
• Proposed cooperative approaches including monitoring systems and multilateral policy coordination
• Activated discussions among team members and integrated diverse perspectives into settled result

• Wrote a position paper on data privacy during COVID-19, examining the tension between public health measures and individual rights
• Draft a resolution on equitable access to space technology, focusing on reducing gaps in technological capacity through international cooperation
• Participated in negotiations with delegates representing different national interests, working toward balanced and practical solutions