β¨ "A backend developer who solves problems by connecting data and systems"
I started my career in data analysis and expanded into backend engineering.
I focus on building reliable backend systems that connect data, business logic, and real user value.
- Backend Developer with a background in data analysis and system development
- Interested in backend reliability, distributed systems, LLM application operations, and production incident analysis
- Experienced in developing and operating services with Python/Django, Java/Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, Kafka, and Azure
Languages & Frameworks
DevOps & Tools
- πΌ BuiltOn (2022.03 ~ 2023.06 / Data Analyst)
- π» SeeSo (2025.06 ~ 2025.07 / Backend Intern)
- π’ Samil PwC AC (2025.08 ~ / Software Engineer)
π Awards
- 2024 KDT Hackathon / Presidentβs Award from the Korea Skills Quality Authority
- KB IT's Your Life 5th Cohort / Outstanding Trainee
- Samil PwC 2026 AI Innovation Challenge / Merit Award
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Redis / Celery incident response
Investigated a P1 Redis I/O incident on large file uploads and improved task-queue reliability by tuning Redis persistence and separating Celery broker/result-backend responsibilities. -
Celery memory optimization
Analyzed Celery thread-pool memory retention withtracemalloc, identified multiple leak paths, and restored RSS baseline behavior for Kubernetes HPA scale-down. -
Vertex AI latency optimization
Reduced cross-cloud LLM call latency by introducing HTTP connection pooling withrequests.Sessionandaiohttp.ClientSessionkeepalive. -
Langfuse observability setup
Built and troubleshot a self-hosted Langfuse v3 observability pipeline with MinIO, Redis, workers, and ClickHouse.
Calendar-based scheduling service for sharing availability and coordinating meetings.
π Deploy
π GitHub Repository
- Built a group schedule coordination service where participants can select available dates on a calendar
- Supported simple date, place, and menu voting through a shared link
- Improved SEO with structured metadata, sitemap, robots.txt, and crawler-friendly pages
- Added internationalization(i18n) support by separating UI messages and removing hard-coded Korean text
- Designed for lightweight deployment and GitHub Pages-friendly/static-friendly presentation
MSA-based running platform built with Spring Boot, Kafka, Redis, and Docker.
π GitHub Repository
- Built an all-in-one running platform for runners, crews, and race participation management
- Developed backend features for race application and crew/community domains
- Applied Kafka-based Saga Pattern to manage distributed transactions across microservices
- Used Redis to manage Saga state and maintain consistency between services
- Containerized services with Docker and designed the system around MSA architecture



