SungHoon Kim

* HIGHLIGHTS OF WORK EXPERIENCE (Siemens)
2021 Present: Siemens Healthineers, Software engineer and architect

Designed full-stack architecture for ROMA platform that is new measurement components for PRODUCT A and PRODUCT B. WPE(Workflow Process Engine), Service Oriented Architecture. Numerical analysis measurement tools, Infrastructure, Machine learning based image detection measurement.

Awards : Siemens Stock Awards, Global Siemens CEO Allocation, 2016

* Strong point
11 years experience as a software architect and engineer in Siemens Heathineers, have experienced collaboration with many different colleagues around the world, through such experience, I had various perspectives on solving problems.

Represented the measurement core on cross departmental project teams, to define project scope, determine implementation details, provide time estimates, and set release dates for the measurement system.

Led software development for the ROMA projects making sure the job was done correctly and on time.

Interfaced with technical and managerial leadership throughout the company to improve the product for customers and serviceability based on 11 years medical knowledge.

* Technical skill
Utilizing SOA architecture for optimized data collection and to support a high level of personalization. Ensured code Quality with TDD, DDD or BDD approach of development.

Architected and implemented engine for solving large combinatorial optimization problems. Engine used for complex workflow processing.

Ai: Machine learning based ultrasound image boundary detection classification module for eSieOB, eSieMeasure, eSieFollicle.
Designed additive modeling architecture through user interaction and cross validation algorithm.

Ai-powered to increase efficiency and exam quality with less measurement variability and repetitive stress. 30% few hand movements, 27% less measurement variability.

Responsible for the development of NexCore 2.0 Runtime Engine, an application framework product for securities systems, and for Runtime Engine, Performance Turing, Hot swap (Dynamic library update w/o process stop) modules.
Performance tuning of NexCore 2.0 products applied to SK Securities' next-generation systems resulted in more than 15% performance improvement. We presented and applied an improvement architecture for the structural problems of the Hot swap module.

Responsible for the development of the ProFrame Runtime Engine, an Open Environment Core System C Application Framework product at Tmax Soft Laboratory, and successfully established PoC, BMT and services with many large domestic IT projects (Shinhan Bank, Nonghyup, SKT, Hana Bank, Hyundai Securities, Daewoo Securities, KRX, Shinhan Securities, SK Energy).

Designing and implementing the distributed system framework in the Mission critical area was the primary task and was responsible for implementing the runtime engine for TCache (Memory DB) Hot swap, large transaction processing.

Participated in the Card Bank integration project and the Flex-based X-Internet next-generation project since December 2006 to solve technical problems in the framework configuration and development phase. This gives us experience in setting up, analyzing, and solving problems that arise in large systems.

The main task was to analyze problems such as emergency measures, fault cause analysis, performance at the Framework level, and failure in the event of a system failure, and to gain experience in troubleshooting through various approaches to various technical problems in complex, large systems.