Summary
- Hyungseok Kim is presently a graduate student pursuing a master’s degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Yonsei University.
- His academic pursuits are underscored by a keen interest in a diverse range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
1. Quantum Compilers
2. Quantum Error Correction
3. Quantum Optimal Control
4. Quantum Algorithms - Currently, his primary focus lies in Quantum Compiler Optimization, reflecting his dedication to cutting-edge research within the field.
Experience
- Contributed to a research project focused on developing a quantum optimal control framework.
- Served as a teaching assistant for the courses Capstone Design in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Capstone Design and Embedded System Lab.
Undergraduate Researcher
Embedded Systems and Computer Architecture Lab (eSCaL)Jun. 2024 - Feb. 2025
- Contributed to the development of the quantum compilation frameworks Racoon and Mantra.
- Participated in a research project focused on developing a quantum circuit simulator.
- Developed a compilation framework to enhance the performance of quantum compilers.
- Utilized the qubit reuse technique to improve resource efficiency and fidelity in quantum circuits.
- Wrote a research paper on the project and presented it at the 2025 International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA).
Education
- Conducting research on quantum computer architecture and quantum algorithms under the advisement of Prof. Won Woo Ro.
- Participating in the educational track of Automotive System IC Fusion Human Resource Research Center (ASRC).
Yonsei University
BSc in Electrical and Electronic EngineeringBA in Economics (Double Major)
Mar. 2019 - Feb. 2025
- First Major: Coursework focused on Quantum Computing, Computer Architecture, and Machine Learning.
- Second Major: Coursework focused on Financial Engineering, Econometrics, and DSGE Modeling.