Curriculum vitae

Minjun Park

Independent researcher and engineer

Sapporo, Japan

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I study infectious-disease dynamics, time-series structure, and the systems that make research reproducible. This page is the factual record behind the publication: what I have built, measured, and written.

Education

  1. Sapporo Medical University

    2025–

    School of Medicine — MD course

    Medical degree course. Recorded coursework includes basic life sciences, medical English, and medical physics.

    • Medicine

  2. Korea National Open University

    2024–2026

    Statistics — degree track

    Statistics degree taken alongside medical study. The final semester was in progress at the time of writing.

    • Statistics

  3. Hokkaido University

    2019–2023

    Data Science — undergraduate study, not completed

    Undergraduate data-science study on a full government scholarship through the Korea–Japan Joint Science and Engineering Student Program, left before completion. The statistical and numerical work listed on this page builds on that training.

    • Data science
    • Scholarship

Research

Questions I have pursued with explicit methods, data, and reproducible code.

  1. Nocturnal rest–activity transition instability

    2026

    NHANES 2013–2014 · open analysis repository

    Transition-level analysis of nocturnal rest and activity states rather than aggregate sleep duration, with the dataset, preprocessing, and statistics released together so the result can be re-derived.

    • Epidemiology
    • Time series
    • Reproducibility

  2. Chronoinfectiology seminar

    Infection dynamics and circadian structure

    Reading and modelling work on how timing and rhythmic structure interact with infectious-disease dynamics, kept as a versioned seminar repository rather than loose notes.

    • Infectious disease
    • Modelling

  3. Spectrum estimation: Fortran to Python and C

    Blackman–Tukey and maximum-entropy methods

    Restored a legacy Fortran spectral-analysis implementation, ported it to Python and C, and built comparison tests that pin the ports to the original numerical behaviour.

    • Numerical methods
    • Fortran
    • Python
    • C

Publication

Long-form technical writing, edited against a written style guide.

  1. 0archlinux0 — Publication

    2021–

    Independent publication · EN / KO / JA

    A trilingual publication covering study notes, research, documented projects, and essays, with stable routes, per-article evidence metadata, and a migration corpus that preserves every legacy URL.

    • Publishing
    • Technical writing

  2. CTF agent pipeline

    Series · EN / KO / JA

    A documented pipeline for solving capture-the-flag challenges with agent assistance, written so each step can be audited and replayed rather than reported as a single result.

    • Security
    • Agents

  3. Jekyll to Astro migration

    Engineering note · CI/CD design

    Rebuilt the publication on Astro while keeping the legacy Jekyll build, publishing only from `main`, and gating the cutover on route parity instead of visual inspection alone.

    • Astro
    • Jekyll
    • CI/CD

Methods and tools

What I actually use, kept short on purpose.

Languages

  • Rust
  • TypeScript / JavaScript
  • Python
  • C
  • Fortran
  • Bash

Data and analysis

  • Time-series analysis
  • Spectral estimation
  • Epidemiological data
  • Reproducible pipelines

Systems

  • Linux
  • Networking
  • CI/CD (GitHub Actions)
  • Static site generation
  • Self-hosting

Natural languages

  • Korean (native)
  • Japanese (professional)
  • English (professional)

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