Minseup Kim

I’m an application engineer in training (UofT CS/Stats) who treats security and correctness as features. I reproduce issues, analyze logs, locate root causes, and implement fixes with validation. I’ve improved RBAC flows, hardened input/authorization paths, and reviewed client-side risks prior to launch.

I build reliable Android and web features with a strong focus on security and maintainability. At the University of Toronto, I reproduced edge-case failures in a media search workflow, analyzed logs to isolate root causes, shipped targeted fixes, and validated results with systematic testing. I strengthened RBAC and input validation for admin/student flows, wrote clear STRs and handoff notes, and collaborated with non-technical stakeholders to land changes safely.

I am completing a B.Sc. (Honours) in Computer Science & Statistics (Machine Learning & Data Science stream) at the University of Toronto — Scarborough (UTSC), Toronto, Canada, with an expected graduation of April 2026. My studies cover algorithms and data structures, databases, software design, operating systems, probability, statistics, and machine learning. I apply this work through Android and web projects using Java/Kotlin, Python, React/Node, SQL, and Firebase, emphasizing testing, logging, and secure practices (RBAC, input validation). As Programming VP for a UofT student organization, I also develop planning, documentation, and team coordination skills that strengthen technical deliverables.