Minjeong Shin
Samsung Electronics
M.S. in HCI | Seoul National University
Conversational AI & HAI
About Me
With a background in HCI, I am interested in how people interact with technology and how we can create more intuitive and accessible experiences.
Currently, I work at Samsung Electronics as a Marketing Specialist on the Mobile eXperience team.
Research Interests
Education
Seoul National University
M.S. in Intelligence and Information
Human Centered Computing Lab
GPA: 4.18/4.3
🏆 Outstanding Graduation Thesis Award
Seoul National University
B.A. in Hispanic Language and Literature & Information Science and Culture
GPA: 4.1/4.3 · Summa Cum Laude
🏆 Outstanding Graduation Thesis Award
Publications
Who Is Shopping With You? How Persona Design Shapes Cognitive and Social Engagement in AI Shopping Agents
To be published
"What Can I Control?": Designing an Attribution Reframing Chatbot for Early-Career Employees' Workplace Stress Management
Designing an Attribution Retraining-Based LLM Chatbot for Workplace Stress Management in Early-Career Employees
AltCAT: An Alt Text Authoring Tool with Automatic Generation and Culturally-Aware Translation
CodeVoyager: An Interactive Tool for Rapid Code Comprehension through LLM-Assisted Graph Navigation
"I feel you, but...": Exploring the Boundaries of Pragmatic Markers in Real-time Voice-based Conversational Agents
*contributed equally
AltAuthor: A Context-Aware Alt Text Authoring Tool with Image Classification and LMM-Powered Accessibility Compliance
Exploring the Use of Assistive Technology for Students with Disabilities in the Last Five Years: A Literature Review
Design Guidelines for Enhancing Korean Voice Assistants with Discourse Markers Using LLMs
*contributed equally
EmoBridge: Bridging the Communication Gap between Students with Disabilities and Peer Note-Takers Utilizing Emojis and Real-Time Sharing
*contributed equally
🏆 Google Student Travel Grants
EmoBridge: Design of a Collaborative Note-taking System to Improve Communication between Students with Disabilities and Peer Notetaker
*contributed equally
🏆 Best Poster Award
Selected Honors & Awards
Google Student Travel Grants
Received a $1,000 travel grant sponsored by Google to present as a first author at ACM ASSETS 2024.
Brain Korea 21 plus (BK-21+) Scholarship
National graduate scholarship awarded to outstanding students in South Korea.