Jae Park
Home Blogs Advice An evergrowing list of advice I'd tell my younger self. Rejection is scary, but closed mouths won't ever get fed. Don't be afraid to ask for anything. Don't live this one chance at life by pretending you aren't the "chosen one". Be delusional. Don't grieve the loss of something you never had. Ruminating over "what if's" will paralyze you. Let go and look ahead. Be around people who celebrate your wins. Many people are bitter. If you actually try your best, you can't lose. Making money is really easy, you're just lazy. Most advice you'll hear is based off the lived experience of others. But you aren't them. Become a professional sleeper. Don't sacrifice sleep for anything.
Built linguistic data analytics software as a subcontractor. Passed phase 1 trials, pending contracts for 2025. I contributed to an evaluation framework library for ML models, and built agent-based modelling simulation tools for chaotic dynamical systems. I built software that simulated cell movement in drosphilia tissue. Unfortunately quit the job early because of a family emergency. I built an end-to-end data pipeline for simulations of High-frequency Focused Ultrasound (HFUS). Also wore many hats to help out in the hospital. Coolest first job ever. Predictive maintenance platform for commer
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