Hi, I'm Jisoo.

I'm currently a Ph.D. student in Information Systems at the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University Bloomington, where my research focuses on human–AI collaboration in cybersecurity.

Previously, I worked as a Research Associate at the Duke Center for AI in Radiology (DAIR), where I bring expertise gained from my previous role as a Deep Learning Researcher at Samsung Medical AI Center (SMAIC). At SMAIC, I contributed to a study titled "A comparative study of DL and non-DL methods in support of 3D MRI brain biomarker segmentation and volumetry for Parkinson's disease." 

I graduated with a B.B.A. in Business Analytics and Information Systems from the University of Iowa in 2017. During my time at UIowa, I led teams in competitions like Startup Games and the Business Analytics competition at CompTia AITP, enhancing my adaptability and perseverance in tackling challenges. My college journey was truly fulfilling — you can check out my interview as an Undergrad Student Representative!

Moving forward, I obtained my M.S. in Telecommunications (Electrical and Computer Engineering) from the University of Maryland in 2021. This opportunity allowed me to explore the integration of Machine Learning with Cloud/Fog/Edge Computing, further expanding my skill set and knowledge base.

My journey through fields such as business analytics, telecommunications, and deep learning has given me a well-rounded perspective on deploying AI in real-world contexts. Building on my experience in healthcare AI, I now explore human–AI collaboration in another high-stakes domain: cybersecurity. I am particularly interested in how AI can support practitioners’ workflows, decision-making, and performance in security operations centers (SOCs).

My current research interests center on three connected areas: