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About me

Hi, I am Jiho Shin. I am a Ph.D. student in EECS at York University, Toronto.

My research interest is to adopt Deep Learning and NLP techniques for automated software engineering tasks (AI4SE).
Specifically, I investigate the reliability of LLMs in generating software engineering tasks e.g. text-to-source code generation, unit test case generation, test oracle (assertions) generation, automatic program repair (APR), code comments, code translation, etc.

Currently, I am looking for research intern positions in North America (US and Canada) to achieve better reliability of LLMs in code intelligence tasks.

Publication

Conference Papers

Journal Papers

Education

York University, Toronto 2021 ~ Present

Dept. of EECS Ph.D.

Research Field: AI/ML for Software Engineering, Code Generation, Automated Software Testing, LLM for SE

Supervisors: Dr. Song Wang and Dr. Hadi Hemmati


Handong Global University, Pohang 2019 ~ 2021

Dept. of CSEE M.Sc.

Research Field: Code Generation, Actionable and Explainable Defect Prediction

Supervisor: Dr. Jaechang Nam

Thesis: Actionable Defect Prediction


Handong Global University, Pohang 2012 ~ 2019

Dept. of CSEE B.Sc.

Specialization: Web Application, Human-Computer Interaction, Computer Vision

experience

York University

Graduate Research Assistant Sep. 2021 ~ Present

Teaching Assistant Sep. 2021 ~ Present

Handong Global University

Graduate Research Assistant Mar. 2019 ~ Feb. 2021

Teaching Assistant Sep. 2018 ~ Dec. 2020

Republic of Korea Navy

Military Interpreter (KOR/ENG) Feb. 2014 ~ Jan. 2016

Services

ICST'24 Organizing Committee - Web Chair for International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation 2024.

Communications of Software Engineering Society- wrote a column on attending APSEC for Software Engineering Society, Sigsoft (2024/03).

TSE - Reviewer at Transactions on Software Engineering, 2024.Ā 

Attended conferences

CSER'24 - presented the empirical study regarding prompt engineering vs fine-tuning in ASE.

ICST'24 - organized and attended the conference as a web chair and a student volunteer.

APSEC'23 - presented XDP (eXplainable Defect Prediction) paper.

CSER'23 - presented ML-related code generation at the Consortium for Software Engineering Research.

CSER'22 - attended Consortium for Software Engineering Research.

KCSE'20 - presented the idea of change suggestions for actionable defect prediction.

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